posted on October 21, 2002 08:57:58 AM
For the third time in as many months, I have purchased a set of dinnerware from a well known maker, only to find that I can find no information on the pattern at all. I just bought a 10 place setting of Homer Laughlin, it says "Seville" on the back, but that pattern on the couple of things on eBay is nothing like mine. I am hoping that someone will recognize it. The cups are unusual because they have no handles.
I also bought 4 Noritake plates, plain white with a gold rim on the border, can't find them either!
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I looked on Replacements, and there are so many Homer Laughlin patterns, but not mine.
posted on October 21, 2002 02:29:41 PM
Thanks for the help. Wow, that is some expensive plate, $155 for a plain white plate, and it weighs 34lbs!! Maybe I am reading it wrong. So if there is no pattern name, anyone like to hazzard a guess on the flowers on the pattern, Iris? Orchids?
posted on October 21, 2002 02:40:21 PM
Go to networkpatternmatching.com . They have over 400 Homer Laughlin patterns. There's no photo but the Seville they have is $15.88. That's a big difference.
[ edited by jensmome on Oct 21, 2002 02:46 PM ]
posted on October 21, 2002 03:50:23 PM
The ad for the link tooltimes gave you is 34 pounds and $155 for a package of 2 DZ.
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posted on October 21, 2002 09:41:58 PM
Quit looking in Replacements & send them the picture/ Send it to [email protected], They can't begin to list all of the patterns on their website. I won't guarantee they can ID it, but if they can't, I don't know who can. By the way "seville" is not a patter, it is a shape. This is a commonerror. another one is "eggshell nautilus" again mot a patter, a shape.
