Vintage 1940s American Limoges Rosalie Dinner Plates Designed by Viktor Schreckengost - Set of Three edwin m knowles - gold rim

- gold rim

Cardamon Cookies and a host of fun cocktails

porcelain maker Oscar Schaller & Co took over Haberlander's business and saw the pottery through the tumultuous WWII era and just beyond until the pottery changed its name to Winterling in the 1950s and began manufacturing hotelware

1500 recipes

Associated with a handful of other notable potteries throughout its 100 year run including Alfred Meakin

Vintage 1940s American Limoges Rosalie Dinner Plates Designed by Viktor Schreckengost - Set of Three edwin m knowles - gold rimIt's function. That's what I was always attracted to Viktor Schreckengost, 2006 {HISTORY} Meet Rosalie. She was just one of many pretty dish patterns designed by 20th century industrial artist, Viktor Schreckengost (1906 2008) for American Limoges. Made in Sebring, Ohio in the 1940s, the Rosalie pattern contains gold filigree, a tightly ribbed shoulder, and a big billowy floral bouquet at the center. Designed in the Triumph shape, which Victor debuted