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Posted 2 years ago
EddWHorton
(7 items)
These coffee and tea pitchers were my mom and dad's that they bought in 1941, first in the series. I do not know much about them or the other items we have. I believe they are from California. Some of the items are numbered while others are not. But you can see the artist markings on each item, They are hand painted. Others items include: 1 large soup/salad bowl; 1 large platter; 1 large serving plate; 9- 10.5 in. plates; 6- 8 in. plates; 7- 9 in. plates; 7 - 5.25 in. small bowls; 8 coffee cups with 12 coffee cup saucers; 7 small cake plates; 1 butter dish with cover; 1 sugar bowl with cover; gravy bowl (cracked).
Franciscan DinnerwareFirst offered in 1934 by Gladding-McBean and Company in California, Francis…