These are the 6 1/8" bread and butters. I have 4 chartreuse, 2 grey, and 3 coral.

I believe these are the black chutney color in Russell Wright's American Modern. Eight available

These cup covers are scarce...I can understand why, as they are awkward to use and store...practical in that they keep coffee warm but difficult to lift. This one is in the hard to find cedar color. No chips, or crazing.

I have two of these chartreuse 10" dinner plates available.

these are the 10 dinner plates. There are color variations as is typical of these glazes. Four available.

The bowl measures 10" by 6" and is curved in on the sides. No chips, cracks, or crazing

Russel Wright designed this pattern for Steubenville in 1934 and it was produced through 1959. There is some variation in color as is typical of this glaze. Four available.

Produced by Steubenville between 1934 and 1959, this was Russell Wright's first dinnerware line. The colors show some variationas is common in this line.

These are the flat cups with saucers, produced by Steubenville between 1934 and 1959. Three available.

I believe these are the cedar 10" dinner plates. Two available

These are the 10" dinner plates in granite grey...some variation in color. Four available. ON HOLD

This casserole appears never to have been used in the oven. There is no discoloration or crazing, chips, cracks or other defects. It is the one quart triple service casserole in green (aqua). It measures 6" high with lid by 7" in diameter.