Posted 5 years ago
were
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Unable to locate any information this one bowl.22 kt gold Homer Laughlin . Is it a collectable item? Thanks in advance for any information it.
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Posted 5 years ago
were
(230 items)
Unable to locate any information this one bowl.22 kt gold Homer Laughlin . Is it a collectable item? Thanks in advance for any information it.
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were, Cool. :-)
This looks like it could be the same Homer Laughlin pattern, but a slightly different bowl, because it doesn't have handles.
However, it is Homer Laughlin Eggshell, has a floral pattern underneath the 22K gold, and also was made in 1941, but in a different month at Newell plant #5 (the code looks like "I41N5"):
https://www.etsy.com/listing/971193525/vintage-homer-laughlin-eggshell-22-karat
A month code of "I" in combination with a year of (19)41 seems problematic, because per laurelhollowpark dot net:
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During the 1930s, the letter "I" wasn't always used and by the 1940s it disappears from all HLC markings.
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http://www.laurelhollowpark.net/hlc/hlcbackstamps.html
So maybe that month part of the code is a malformed "L."
Here are the FAQs from the Homer Laughlin China Collectors Association:
https://www.hlcca.org/Frequently-Asked-Questions.aspx
About HL Eggshell patterns:
https://drvintagedinnerware.com/vintage-dinnerware/homer-laughlin-eggshell-patterns/
I didn't see your pattern in there, but maybe I didn't look carefully enough.
Whoops, this looks like it, even if the date is a bit iffy:
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HLC2601
by Homer Laughlin
Item#: 350916 Pattern Code: HLCHLC2601
Description: Eggshell Nautilus, All Gold W/Flowers
Pattern: HLC2601 by Homer Laughlin
Status: Discontinued. Actual: 1943 -
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https://www.replacements.com/china-homer-laughlin-hlc2601/c/350916
Here's a luncheon service in that pattern:
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Homer Laughlin Eggshell Nautilus plates and cups decorated by George H Bowman & Son (Salem, Ohio) company in a pretty gold floral pattern. Research shows that the Bowman Company decorated and sold these ca. 1940.
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https://www.oldtownfinds.com/listing/703454490/1940-50s-geo-h-bowman-decorated-home
A bit about the George H. Bowman company:
http://history.salem.lib.oh.us/SalemHistory/YesteryearsSearch/1992/Vol1No38Feb24op.pdf