SET of 4 Square Salad Plates Canonsburg Pottery Co. Keystone Rose Bouquet Vntg.

Description: I have a GORGEOUS set of Vintage Dinnerware with the center Floral Bouquet design by the Canonsburg China Company, Keystone. Made in USA, circa 1940's-1950's112 TOTAL pieces ini this rare set!For CUSTOM orders, please message me for a package price and shipping adjustment. This listing is for:Set of (4) 6 5/8" Square Salad Plates with soft scalloped rim. Floral bouquet center with scroll 22kt. Gold filigree on the gently scalloped rim. Good vintage condition! I have 11 of these rare square plates. 2 have a tiny chip/flaw, but does not disturb the beauty or function. Other Dinnerware includes:(2) 12" Oval Platters, $35.00 each(2) 13.5" Oval Platters $35.00 each(4) 8.5" Serving Bowl, Round (2 with chips) - $13 ea. / $9 ea. w/chips(2) Sugar Boats - $30 each(2) Creamer/Gravy Boats - $30 each(9) 10" Dinner Plates, Round (8 w/ sm. chips) - $10 each(10) 8" Salad Plates, Round (3 w/ small chips) - $12 each /$9 w/chips each(6) 7.5" Dessert Plates, Round (minor discoloration, 2 w/ sm. chips) $13 each/$9 with chips(13) 6.25" Bread/Butter Plates, Round -(4 w/ sm. chips) $10 ea./ $7 ea. w/ chips(11) 6 5/8" SQUARE Bread/Butter Plates, (2 w/ sm. flaw) -$14 ea. /$10 ea. w/ flaw(9) 8" Vegetable Bowls, Round (5 w/ sm. chips under rim) - $10 each/$8 each w/ chips(2) 7.5" Soup Bowls, Round - $10 each(13) 6" Cereal Bowls, Round (3 w/ sm. chips under rim) - $8 each $5 each w/chips(10) 5" Dessert/Fruit Bowls, Round (4 w/ sm. chips under rim) - $8 ea/$5 ea. w/chips(8) Saucers, Round (5 w/ sm. chips) - $5 each(9) Coffee Tea Cups - $7 each In 1900, John George, nephew of pottery owner, W.S. George, founded the Canonsburg China Company in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. Later renamed the Canonsburg Pottery Company in 1909, the business is best known for its dinnerware with decal designs. Early dinnerware items had hand-painted designs, many with floral motifs and gold or colored lining. Efforts toward automation later replaced these designs with decals. Production was improved via metal molds, tunnel kilns, and jiggering and stamping machines. In 1960, Canonsburg Pottery developed a new decal underglaze technique that reduced the number of firings a piece required. Canonsburg Pottery purchased the equipment and molds from Steubenville Pottery Company in 1959. It produced its popular "Adam Antique" and "Rose Point" patterns under the Steubenville brand. Additionally, Canonsburg sold its "Partio" line under the Steubenville name.Chain stores, department stores, and mail-order firms sold Canonsburg products until the 1970s, when foreign pottery imports flooded most of the market. As a result, the company suffered from higher operating costs, increased regulations, a reduced workforce, and dropping sales during this time. Though Canonsburg Pottery had remained in family hands through four generations, businessman Angelo Falconi bought the company in 1975. Canonsburg Pottery officially ceased operations in 1978.

Price: 48 USD

Location: Eagle, Wisconsin

End Time: 2024-10-18T14:42:09.000Z

Shipping Cost: 18 USD