Rare Monticello Dinnerware Platter - Blue Laurel Wreath - 1940s Steubenville Pottery for Herman C. Kupper seltmann weiden Written in the days before

Written in the days before massive urban gyms

- Luxury cotton cloth

Meet the simple platter with the complicated past

This one in particular is lovely because of its cheerful

The Pope-Grosser plate bears gorgeous grazing marks and light staining and the Independence Ironstone saucer has a few very light crazing marks on the bottom (underside) of the plate

Rare Monticello Dinnerware Platter - Blue Laurel Wreath - 1940s Steubenville Pottery for Herman C. Kupper seltmann weiden Written in the days beforeThere is no question that the Maddock & Miller Herman C. Kupper building at 39 41 West 23rd Street [New York City] is to become one of the important pottery, glassware and lamp showplaces in the Uptown China Center. (From the Pottery, Glass & Brass Salesman, March 1922) {HISTORY} This rare, hard to find Monticello Dinnerware platter featuring a blue laurel wreath was made by Steubenville Pottery (Steubenville, Ohio) exclusively for New York City