Rare Monticello Dinnerware Platter - Blue Laurel Wreath - 1940s Steubenville Pottery for Herman C. Kupper hawaiian {WHY IT'sMARVELOUS}

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Co dishes remain popular among collectors today as stylish symbols of retro charm

these bottles make gorgeous props for food photography and kitchen decor styling thanks to the patina of their authentically worn labels

but overall

Rare Monticello Dinnerware Platter - Blue Laurel Wreath - 1940s Steubenville Pottery for Herman C. Kupper hawaiian {WHY IT'sMARVELOUS}There is no question that the Maddock & Miller Herman C. Kupper building at 39 41 West 23rd Street [New York City] is to become one of the important pottery, glassware and lamp showplaces in the Uptown China Center. (From the Pottery, Glass & Brass Salesman, March 1922) {HISTORY} This rare, hard to find Monticello Dinnerware platter featuring a blue laurel wreath was made by Steubenville Pottery (Steubenville, Ohio) exclusively for New York City