STANFORD POTTERY CORN LINE Individual Corn Shaped Covered Casserole Circa 1940s Decorative Plate The coin emblems on later

The coin emblems on later coin glass made by Lancaster Glass were not frosted

Spanish Revival to Foursquare

The wooden butter mold measures about 6 ½” high including the handle

Collector’s Note Cheinco’s 1970s reproductions offer an accessible way to enjoy one of the most iconic forms of early American advertising

The book is filled with a collection of twenty-four (24) photomechanical plates illustrating picturesque points and hotels along the Florida East Coast Railway between Jacksonville and Key West

STANFORD POTTERY CORN LINE Individual Corn Shaped Covered Casserole Circa 1940s Decorative Plate The coin emblems on laterFeaturing a vintage INDIVIDUAL COVERED CASSEROLE DISH produced by STANFORD POTTERY in the 1940s. Stanford Pottery of Sebring, Ohio created some of the most beautiful corn pottery ever made with its "Corn Line". The molds were more detailed than similar corn pottery produced during the same time period and the pieces were glazed with gorgeous yellow and green glazes, reminiscent of a majolica finish. The line of pottery is absolutely stunning! Adding