Antique Homan Plate Creamer with Monogram - Louisiana Pattern circa 1900s-1920s organge flowers One of the largest and

One of the largest and most popular companies was West Virginia Glass Specialty Co

and desserts including several with multiple variations based on ingredients or particular recipes attributed to specific home bakers

- Published in 1969 by Western Publishing Company

In addition to its traditional use as a cooler for white wines and bubblies

Made by Smith-Phillips China Company in the American pottery hub of East Liverpool

Antique Homan Plate Creamer with Monogram - Louisiana Pattern circa 1900s-1920s organge flowers One of the largest and{HISTORY} Made in Cincinnati, Ohio by the Homan Silver Plate Company, this antique creamer was originally part of a cream and sugar set for tea and table service. Made of silver plate on nickel with a white metal (aka plated pewter) handle it was part of the holloware trend popular in the early 1900s through the 1920s. Containing all sorts of graceful details, this creamer is a classic beauty in all ways, not only in its overall shape but also in the