American Antique 1970s Homer Laughlin Ceramic Dinner Plate Black B Single

American Antique 1970s Homer Laughlin Ceramic Dinner Plate Black Type B The lead-free dinner plate produced by Homer Laughlin's West Virginia plant, dating back to the 1970s, can be used as a snack plate and is a restaurant grade. It is very thick and feels good. Homer Laughlin Porcelain Corporation (HLC) was founded in Ohio in 1871, mainly for the production of tableware. In 1903, a factory was opened in West Virginia due to increased production. After the late 1920s, it was completely produced in West Virginia. /Product specifications/ 14cm in diameter /Precautions before buying/ The products sold will be selected, but the old products sold will have traces of years of hardening, such as oxidation, color drop, etc. Please do not pursue the perfection, antique products will be clean and will maintain the color of the old parts . Thank you:)