Homer Laughlin China Co. History, Patterns, Colors - The Spruce …
Nov 29, 2018 · Homer Laughlin China Co. made thousands of patterns of china. Some used the same basic shapes with various decaled designs. One of the most prolific Art Deco blanks was the Century shape developed in 1930 on which the kitschy Mexicali and Hacienda decals were applied among many other designs.
Homer Laughlin Marks or Backstamps
What do those Homer Laughlin Marks, Manufacturing Codes, or Back Stamp on the back of my Dishes mean?
How Can I Identify Homer Laughlin China Patterns?
Aug 4, 2015 · To identify a Homer Laughlin china pattern, check whether a pattern name or number appears on the back of any of the china pieces as part of the potter?s mark. The pattern or decoration number usually contains one or two letters followed by one to five digits.
Vintage Homer Laughlin Backstamps - Laurel Hollow Park
The Homer Laughlin China Company has marked their wares with a wide variety of backstamps. Shown to the right is an early Laughlin Brothers mark on a Cable shape sauceboat. Although the company started in the early 1870s, marks were not given any …
Welcome to Homer Laughlin China Collectors Association - HLCCA
HLCCA is a non-profit organization comprised of collectors, antiques dealers, historians, etc., who share an interest in the dinnerware and other pottery products that were, and are, produced by the Homer Laughlin China Co. / Fiesta Tableware Company (1873- ).
PATTERN IDENTIFICATION - Restaurant Ware Collectors Network
For Pattern Identification, click on any Letter in the above ABC menu to browse through all the entries arranged alphabetically. To browse by Manufacturer, select the name of a Manufacturer from the dropdown menu at the top of this page.
Homer Laughlin China : Guide to Shapes and Patterns - Google …
This handy guide quickly identifies the shapes, decorations, and patterns of dinnerware made by the Homer Laughlin China Company of East Liverpool, Ohio, from 1874 to the present.
Homer Laughlin China Porcelain - WorthPoint
Oct 17, 2024 · A mark exists for almost every pattern and body shape. Common elements include: (1) the name “Homer Laughlin” and (2) a fleur-de-lis type mark of an “H” in the center of the downline of an “L,” the base of which can extend right or left and right. In some cases, such as Fiesta, only the shape name appears.
Early 1920s Homer Laughlin Patterns - Laurel Hollow Park
The following advertisements feature just a few of the many patterns on Homer Laughlin's Kwaker, Empress, Republic, and Hudson shapes. Though undated, they probably come from the early 1920s since Kwaker (HLC's newest shape at the time) is featured so heavily.
Frequently Asked Questions - HLCCA
How can I identify my dishes? There are two important identification factors for a set of dishes. Their shape and their treatment, which is the name of their decoration, pattern, or glaze color. There are several good references that can help you …