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Pottery6455 of 12633Majolica maybeArt deco astray by Leen Muller?
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    Posted 11 years ago

    kennethleb…
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    The three items , a pitcher, butter dish, and stage container were made exclusively for Westinghouse by the Hall China company. Other than that I know nothing else about them.

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    1. kennethleblanc kennethleblanc, 11 years ago
      Sorry , but I can't seem to get the pics turned the right way!
    2. racer4four racer4four, 11 years ago
      Kenneth apparently if you edit the photos, even slightly, and then post they go right way up.

      These are very stylish. Great nick!
    3. kennethleblanc kennethleblanc, 11 years ago
      Thanks for the info. I guess I should read the directions first!
    4. pspaws1 pspaws1, 11 years ago
      These are absolutely beautiful and in great shape! They look like "refrigerator" dishes that were given with the purchase of a refrigerator back in the day. I have a gray and yellow pitcher that is a Westinghouse product too. 1940's I bet :)
    5. kennethleblanc kennethleblanc, 11 years ago
      Thanks pspaws1, I haven't been able to find out anything about them when they were commissioned or any info. About the hall China co. Who made them. Any thoughts?

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