Show and Tell Friday...
Kelli @ There is no place like home
is hosting
Show & Tell Friday
Make sure you stop by and check
out what everyone is showing today.
Thanks Kelli for hosting sucha fun event.
is hosting
Show & Tell Friday
Make sure you stop by and check
out what everyone is showing today.
Thanks Kelli for hosting sucha fun event.
Grandmothers Serving Bowl..
This is my one and only vintage pieces
of china. It belonged to my
Grandmother Maude and was
given to me 17 years ago just
before Jeff and I married.
The flowers are a bit faded...but still beautiful.
visible from top view.
Homer Laughlin
Made in U.S.A.
J 50 N 8
Stamped on the bottom of bowl.
After a lil research I found out the the 50
meant the year it was made and the
N 8 was code for where it was made.
After searching hundreds and hundreds of pictures today
of Homer Laughlin pieces I found
1 piece which was a Vegetable Bowl.
It was the same size.. 9" in diameter
and had the same floral pattern with the amber
ring around the rim.. but the rim design differed a bit
and it was called
Eggshell Nautilus Dresden Pattern.
I finally gave up..
Nautilus.. Dresden.. Homer Laughlin
it was all greek to me..
The important thing.. it was Grandma's
and it is priceless to me.
Don't forget to stop by Kelli's to check
out what everyone else is showing today.
Homer Laughlin
Made in U.S.A.
J 50 N 8
Stamped on the bottom of bowl.
After a lil research I found out the the 50
meant the year it was made and the
N 8 was code for where it was made.
After searching hundreds and hundreds of pictures today
of Homer Laughlin pieces I found
1 piece which was a Vegetable Bowl.
It was the same size.. 9" in diameter
and had the same floral pattern with the amber
ring around the rim.. but the rim design differed a bit
and it was called
Eggshell Nautilus Dresden Pattern.
I finally gave up..
Nautilus.. Dresden.. Homer Laughlin
it was all greek to me..
The important thing.. it was Grandma's
and it is priceless to me.
ever looking at the stamp on the bottom of
the dish until today lol.
I know that every time I see it
I remember my Grandma's
Sunday dinner table.
This beautiful bowl filled with the best
mashed potatoes or best green beans you
ever put in your mouth.
If only I could do it the same justice.
Thank you for stopping by to visit my
lil personal show and tell.
Don't forget to stop by Kelli's to check
out what everyone else is showing today.
Beautiful old bowl,I love old dishes.
ReplyDeleteI love your Grandmother's bowl! Its so lovely! So special, I wish I had one of my grandmother dishes! But I will have a lot to give to my grandchildren! My daughter has got books, and coming to my home to see what each is worth to put her name on, I told her I maybe live another 50 years! lol
ReplyDeleteThe dish is beautiful and holds good memories of your grandmother.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty bowl,I love old dishes.
ReplyDeleteThe bowl is beautiful. It's lovely that you have precious memories that go with it!
ReplyDeletepretty bowl.. and even prettier when it comes from your grandmother.. very sentimental & precious.. I love old dishes too!..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Dish. I love roses. I've been thinking about decorating one of my guest bedrooms with a lot of white and accents of pink roses.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous....fade flowers or not, it has so much character!!!!
ReplyDeleteMy show n tell this week is the final showing of my troll doll collection, from the tiniest to the 'oldest' couple. Do stop by if you can....and, have a great weekend.
It's a very pretty bowl, and I love the memories of what tasty foods your grandmother served in that bowl!
ReplyDeleteMy first thought when I saw the pic was "Homer Laughlin"--it has it's own unique look☺
Have a good weekend!
Hi Debbie! I love the bowl that gently reminds you of your Grandma. I too have a post today (and often) about my beloved Grandma. Today mine is about rubber bands and boxes that she would take me on a tour with! You'll enjoy it! Be blessed, as we are a legacy that lives on to keep the aroma sweet of our precious grandmas...we'll just pay it forward to our grandchildren. ;) ~CC Catherine
ReplyDeleteI'm the same way with research... it's all greek to me... the main thing is that it is from someone I love ;o). I really like your dish ;o).
ReplyDeleteKaren
What a sweet bowl. I love it. Homer L. made so many patterns but somewhere....there are dishes that match your bowl. Of course, they won't have the same love as your bowl. Grandma's always cooked the best didn't they?
ReplyDeleteJudyBug
It's beautiful! I love the delicate roses.
ReplyDelete~Kelli
Debbie
ReplyDeleteIt is really beautiful. If it is handmade it may look different than the photo but still be part of the set. My Apple dishes are each a little different. Great share, I would treasure it.
Roberta Anne
As a grandma, I hope that my dishes will be treasured by my granddaughters. (I have five and two grandsons!) Thanks for sharing. Happy Show and Tell Friday.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful bowl. I love vintage dishes!
ReplyDeleteIt is so special that you have loving memories of sitting at your grandmother's table and being served her wonderful cooking from this very bowl.
That's a treasure:)
Linda C
Looks beautiful. I have 2 bowls from my grandmother and they mean quite a bit to me as well!!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful bowl! My grandmother also had a similar serving bowl. I think my mother has it now.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bowl full of wonderful memories! Jean
ReplyDeleteThat is such a pretty bowl...and having inherited some of my grandmother's things, I know it means a lot to you...
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Susie
That is such a beautiful bowl!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful bowl. I love old dishes. What stories they could tell, if only.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Kimberly
It is such a pain and hard to get the hang of, but I was able to find some great Homer Laughlin for my sisters & me in a pattern that my great grandmother had, on Ebay. Replacement Ltd is another good place to look...Eggshell N. is the style & Dresden is the pattern...there are a gajillion patterns but since you already know that, you have won half the battle!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy hunting...it's so worth it for the memories!
M ^..^