7 1/2" bread and butter plate in the antique grape pattern made by Metlox, Poppytrail, Vernonware of California. Made from 1964-1984. Soft creamy white color with antiqued effect showing off the relief of the grapes and leaves. Measures 7 1/2" in diameter. I have 6 available, price is for each plate. all are very nice with gentle wear. Very similar to Antiqua pattern.
Metlox Pottery Poppy Trail 6.5 bread and butter plate in the California Ivy pattern. Nice condition with no nicks, chips, cracks or repairs. I have 5 available, and price is per plate. 1946-1986, old mark. See all the other pieces I will be listing from this set
Here we have some nice pieces to the Della Robbia pattern by Metlox Vernonware. Nice matte glaze. Bold relief borders of fruits and flowers on a creamy background...
Metlox Pottery Poppy Trail single saucer in the California Ivy pattern. great condition with no nicks, chips, cracks or repairs. I have 4 available, and price is per saucer. 1946-1986, old mark. See all the other pieces I will be listing from this set
Single saucer in the antiqua pattern made by Metlox, poppytrail, Vernonware of California. Soft creamy oatmeal color with antiqued effect showing off the relief of fruit and berries bordering. I actually have 3 available and all are perfect. Price is for 1 saucer.
6 1/4" saucer in the antique grape pattern made by Metlox, Poppytrail, Vernonware of California. Made from 1964-1984. Soft creamy white color with antiqued effect showing off the relief of the grapes and leaves. Measures 6 1/4" in diameter. I have 5 available, price is for each saucer. all are very nice with gentle wear. Very similar to Antiqua pattern.
Autumn leaves 13 7/8" oval platter by Metlox/Vernon ware, is in excellent condition, no visible chips or cracks or visible crazing. I have 2 available. Price is for each. Metlox Potteries was founded in 1927 in Manhattan Beach, California. Theodore C. Prouty and his son Willis founded the pottery. Dinnerware was made beginning in 1931. Evan K. Shaw purchased the company in 1946 and expanded the number of patterns...
