homer laughlin Countess G3432

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Posted by shannonsstuff

13 years ago

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I will give the best description I can. The pattern is the Countess G3432 all pieces are marked on the bottom with, Eggshell Georgian Homer Laughlin made in USA
with- d 49 n5, f 49 n5, c 49 n5, a 49 n5, b 49 n5
The set includes-
8 teacup plates 6in. across, one has a chip on the rim.
7 teacups one with chip on the rim
8 plates 6 1/4 in. across
8 bowls 5 1/4 in. across
8 plates 10 in. across
4 bowls 8in. across, not deep set. one has slight chip under rim.
1 platter 11x13 1/2
1 deep set bowl 8 1/2 in. across. worst piece in the collection two small chips, and one larger chip that also has a crack connected to it going to the middle of the bowl.
The set has been in storage for the last five years, I don't have a trained eye but I don't see any of the crazing or cracking or peeling.
The gold trim is in good to excellent condition on all pieces and the pattern is still very vivid.
Thank you for any help in this matter.
Shannon

Category China

Medium eggshell china

Distinguishing marks floral pattern, gold trim

Condition Good

Size and dimensions of this item in the long description

Date Period 1940-1960

Weight 20-30 lbs approx.

History I have had them in a china cabinet for 5 years and now in storage.

Price Paid (If known) I paid 25 dollars at a yard sale

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blchristiansen15 🌱 Newbie 6 years ago

Re: homer laughlin Countess G3432

I am interested in this set! Is it still for sale?

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