Vintage Homer Laughlin Apple Blossom Dinner Plates - Set of Four circa 1944 John Bichard May the mark on the bottom

the mark on the bottom of this bowl stands for New York City china importers Lazarus Straus & Sons

Illustrated through with drawings by Grambs Miller

they would be equally lovely as dessert plates or cheese trays - perhaps served with that lovely aforementioned glass of bubbly

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Vintage Homer Laughlin Apple Blossom Dinner Plates - Set of Four circa 1944 John Bichard May the mark on the bottomBursting with buds, it will bring new life, new charm to your tablesettings (from a 1951 advertisement for Homer Laughlin's Apple Blossom dinnerware) {HISTORY} Started by two brothers in East Liverpool, Ohio in the 1870s, Homer Laughlin has remained one of the most iconic dishware makers in American history. Producers of a zillion different patterns from plain to decadent, it's safe to say that they have probably made at least one dish pattern to suit