Described in the old black and white catalogs as Pink Rose Border with Gold Edge, shapes were named during that era but not the pattern itself. The shape of the casserole is called "Hudson." It measures 8 1/2 in. diameter and was manufactured between 1912 and 1920. The dish is in very nice vintage condition with good color and little loss of gold on the handles. It is marked on the bottom with only the HLC symbol, Homer Laughlin and the name "Hudson". The lid, however, has no ...click for details
Homer Laughlin Sauce Boat from my own collection. It looks like one of the "Empress" Patterns with the "Kwaker" Shape and has "D S L" printed on the bottom along with the green Homer Laughlin logo.The sauce boat is an off white trimmed with silver or platinum around the shoulder of the boat. It is 3 1/4" tall and 8 1/4" from handle to spout and is 4 1/4" wide. There is a very tiny glaze crack on the lip of the spout but it is just in the glaze and is ...click for details
This vintage oval serving platter was made in the Virginia Rose Shape and in the pattern of Golden Rose 2. It is approx 11 & 1/2 inches by 8 & 5/8 inches. It is cream color and decorated with sprays of golden roses around the verge and a medallion of gold in the middle. The rim of the platter is embossed in a scalloped pattern with scrolled lines on the ends for handles. There are some chips on the back of the platter that does not show in photos. On the front there is one small chip o ...click for details
