Beautiful 1950's Stetson Scots Clan black cream pitcher! Lovely nostalgic piece is part of the Stetson Scots Clan Black & Gray Brushstroke collection and will add charm to any meal with it's high modern style. This treasure has stood the test of time and is ready to add glam to your retro kitchen! Stylish tall lip cream pitcher is lightweight, yet sturdy and will mix and match fabulously with so many mid century dinnerware patterns! Sweet hard to find slice of history! Perfect for any vintage inspired home or restaurant!
The Stetson China Company was founded in 1946 in Lincoln, Illinois and
was in business until 1966. Their hand-painted dinnerware is very
similar to that of Blue Ridge and is often confused with it. Neither
company marked all of their pieces. Stetson is also "famous" for
developing the Melmac dinnerware so popular in the 1960s. Some of the
Stetson patterns are the same as Marcrest so we think there was some
kind of connection between the two companies.
Creamer is in excellent vintage condition! No chips, cracks or repairs! The usual pre-loved light surface scuff wear here and there from years of adding flair to Betty's koffee klatch with the girls, but nothing that distracts! Please see enlarged pics for best description and close up details.
Makers Mark: Unmarked, but is indeed Homer Laughlin • Charm House • Highland Plaid piece
Approximate size: 4" tall by 5-3/4" wide with handle • Weight 0lb 8oz before packing material and shipping box
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