Vintage 1940s Beverage Pitcher Jug - Pottery Guild Hostess Ware P-82-B in the late 1960s

in the late 1960s

on a window sill or on the ledge on the back of your stove and watch this little delight instantly add a mighty dose of farmhouse charm to your kitchen

and marigold flowers all entwined in emerald and spring green leaves

The Royal China and Jeanette Glass partnership didn't last quite as long though as Royal's initial run

Published in 1950 it is a series of 23 vignettes

Vintage 1940s Beverage Pitcher Jug - Pottery Guild Hostess Ware P-82-B in the late 1960sWith oven ware pottery, you can prepare, bake, serve, and store without changing dishes! {1940s Pottery Guild adevertisment} {HISTORY} In the 1940s, if you had your heart set on becoming the ideal hostess you would stock your cupboards full of cheerful Pottery Guild dishes. Delightfully pretty and also practical, this line of dishware, made by the Cronin China Company in Minerva, OH, was both ovenproof and refrigerator safe, meaning that it could go