Miniature Plates
- Manufacturers of Themed Tableware
- Specific kinds of Tableware
- Ash Trays
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- Placemats
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- Creative World
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- Creil and Montereau Lebeuf Milliet
- Dentelle Fringe Plate
- Dulevo Russian FS Plate
- Epinal de Pellerin
- "Fables de La Fontaine"
- Faiencerie Nouvelle
- Franklin Porcelain
- G.D. Paris
- Gien
- Richard Ginori
- Hautin Boulenger of Choisy-le-Roi
- Keller & Guerin Green and Black
- Edwin M. Knowles
- Longwy
- Miniature Plates
- Porcelaines Champs-Elysées
- R
- Russian Brass
- Service de Poupee
- Societe Francaise de Porcelaine
- Sologne
- Miniature Plates
- Platters
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- Tea Glass Holders
- Teapots
- Whiskey Decanters
2000? FS pressed glass dish. 5” in diameter. Source unknown.
This is a lovely little piece showing the stork’s revenge. I wondered what category it might belong to – small plate, ringdish, children’s set? I get two strong opinions on the web. Marcike Michl, SG, in a September 2010 listing describes it as a “Kleiner Teller” and guesses a date of about 1900. The best guess of the unknown producer is someone in France or Germany. Google describes it as a “vintage Westmoreland Glass Cup Plate. These small, pressed glass plates were produced by the Westmoreland Glass Company of Grapeville, Pennsylvania, which operated from 1890 to 1984.
