Description
Traditionally used in formal table settings for serving individual portions of stewed fruits, berries, side sauces, or small desserts.
This specific black scalloped cloud outline enclosing the red script was used between 1936 and 1957. Theodore Haviland established a production facility in New Castle, Pennsylvania, to make china locally when the outbreak of World War II restricted the import of materials from France.
The small numbers stamped directly into the porcelain clay above the logo are factory maker marks used to keep track of the specific mold shapes, sizes, or pottery workers during production.
Price is for each dish.
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