![]() ![]() Designed by Vincent Broomhall, it was said to be modern and promoted the space-saving concept in the kitchen. A full-featured line of kitchenware accessories was introduced by the company in 1938. The line was characterized by many circular ridges or terraces, a common design feature at this time. The deco-modern Yorktown dinnerware was introduced in 1936. Vincent Broomhall (1906-1991) became the firm's art director in 1935. ![]() The firm consolidated its manufacture at the Newell factory, selling its Chester, West Virginia plant to the Harker Pottery in 1931. The number of workers at this time was about 725 and by March 1931, with business still improving, employment was reported at about 600 workers. By November 1930 production had been at its best since the ending of the World War. 1 along the Ohio River in Chester, West Virginia in Newell, West Virginia. 2 was erected, just two miles south of plant No. One year later, product from the plant was lauded by the Crockery and Glass Journal as the highest grade ware: "weight is light, its finish the finest, its shapes graceful, its decorations artistic, and its body and quality most durable." Knowles' reputation for creating quality product became known throughout the industry. The Knowles facility, located in Chester, West Virginia, was described as a "model plant of the highest order." Edwin Knowles determined that his firm would manufacture only the finest semi-vitreous ware. By 1900, he became founder and president of the Knowles China Company, which soon changed its name to the Edwin M. ![]() He took control of the Potters Supply Company of East Liverpool, Ohio in 1890. Knowles entered the pottery business after receiving his education at Allegheny College and Harvard University. Edwin Knowles' father had helped pioneer many inventions that revolutionized American dinnerware manufacture. Knowles ( 1869-1943) was the son of Isaac Watt Knowles (1819-1902), a founder and partner of the firm Knowles, Taylor, and Knowles Co., which by the turn of the century had become the largest pottery in the world. History of Edwin Knowles China Company Edwin M. For your convenience I have included information regarding Edwin Knowles. I researched the date to determine the 30 represents the year made, the 2 represents the month and the 4 represents the kiln number. This is a beautiful set, hard to find pattern. ![]() There is some crazing And discoloration on gravy boat and gravy boat platter. Knowles China Co 1930’s Rare ~ Hard to find Pattern. Knowles China Co 1930’s Rare~ Hard To Find Pattern. ❈ THANK YOU for visiting my shop and viewing this piece.Item: 163746797488 Antique Edwin M. All sales are final, so please be sure to ask me before you purchase if you have questions about the item or would like more photos. Item condition is described as best as possible and priced appropriately. ❈ Items are pre-owned and usually 30-75+ years old. You are responsible for damage to the item if you do not elect insurance coverage. If you would like insurance or tracking on your package, let me know before you purchase and I can give you an estimate and/or add it to the shipping cost. I primarily use recycled packing materials to keep your shipping expenses at the lowest price possible.Īlso, shipping insurance is not always included in the cost of shipping. Also if you are purchasing multiple items we can combine shipping costs. If you would like to message me with your zip code, I can message you back with actual shipping cost and then adjust accordingly. ❈ Shipping: Shipping prices can vary greatly based on your location. I’m so happy to tell you more about this item. ❈ Please message me if you would like additional photos or have questions. I'm ADDING NEW PIECES EVERY WEEK: ❈ OFFERS: I would happily entertain a reasonable offer on this or any other items in my shop. A bit of wear on the flower pot decals.ĪND THERE'S MORE! I have other Vintage Dinnerware and Pottery pieces for sale, so check out my shop and message me to combine shipping for savings. Some light scratches visible in the right light typical of these vintage plates. Featuring Flower Pots with Yellow, Pink, Red/Orange FlowersĬondition: Good Vintage Condition. ![]()
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