Love is the flower of life... D.H. Lawrence

{HISTORY}

Founded by William Shaw George in 1904, the W.S. George Pottery Company operated four plants in Ohio and Pennsylvania where they made dishes for both private consumerism and the hotel industry. Successful up until the mid-20th century, W.S. George went bankrupt in 1955. Royal China Company purchased the pottery plants in an attempt to keep products in circulation, but RCC officially stopped production in 1960.

This marvelous rare sugar bowl, from the Romance pattern line, was made in 1943 and features their popular bolero design with thick ribbing, colorful flowers, and gold edging. Somewhere along its adventurous life it lost its lid, which now gives it the wonderful opportunity to become a pretty planter for your kitchen herbs and succulents. 

{SPECIAL FEATURES}

- Rare pattern and unique design

- Contains the following colors: raspberry, pink, lavender, mustard yellow, watermelon green

- Gorgeous condition

- Sunshine-y disposition

- Stamped on bottom with pattern name and company mark.

- Please note, plants are for photo purposes only and are not included with purchase.

{CONDITION}

In gorgeous vintage condition. its hard to believe this little beauty is 75 years old! Contains no chips, cracks or crazing. Some rub marks on gold rim and handle stripes. Clean, bright interior with some light dotty spots due to age.

{SIZE}

Measures 3" inches (height) x 6.5" inches (length) x 4.5" inches (width)

{STYLE IDEA}

In addition to a host of storage functions and serving abilities, vintage sugar bowls make charming indoor garden containers especially when grouped together in a small collection.