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"The Pottery Papers" © was originally shown as a PowerPoint presentation at the 2001 Homer Laughlin China Collectors Conference (HLCCA). Some of the 850 or so items from the original presentation will be shown here.
You may also choose to hear some of the music that accompanied the presentation by using the Playlist at the bottom of the page.
Please do not copy the images found here, which come from my personal collection, without asking permission for use or at least linking back to this blog and giving full credit to the source.
My Tablescaping Blog:
The Little Round Table
You may also choose to hear some of the music that accompanied the presentation by using the Playlist at the bottom of the page.
Please do not copy the images found here, which come from my personal collection, without asking permission for use or at least linking back to this blog and giving full credit to the source.
My Tablescaping Blog:
The Little Round Table
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- HLC Newell, WV
- Way Back in 1997
- Homer and Shakespeare 1873
- 1877 Laughlin Brothers Catalog
- 1877 Laughlin Brothers Invoice
- 1877 Laughlin Brothers Shipping Receipt
- Century Magazine 1891
- Century Magazine 1891
- Century Magazine 1894
- Homer Memos
- HLC Plant No 2 January 1900
- A Mark of Good Taste - Century Magazine 1900
- The Laughlin Mark
- Toilet Ware
- The Laughlin Combinet
- Homer Laughlin China Company c 1903
- Homer Laughlin China Company c 1907
- Homer Laughlin China Company
- Homer Laughlin China Company
- Pink Moss Rose and Snowflake Plain White
- America's Lead in Making China
- How To Select Your Dinner Service
- Guaranteed - 1913 HLC Ad
- The Story Told By the Underside Of A Dish
- Homer Laughlin China Company c 1907 and 1908
- Views from the River - East Liverpool, Ohio
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I am looking for the age and value of a Homer Laughlin oval platter marked with the number 7 8 N on the back of it. It does not have an scalloped edges but perfectly smooth. Creamy colored maybe due to age with gold flowers. Can anyone direct me to this pattern?
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