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The following five pages come from a Landers, Fray & Clark catalog dated 1922/1923. Landers, Fray & Clark operated from 1865 until 1965 and made cutlery, silverware, electric appliances, vacuum specialties, aluminum goods, and household hardware. Their factories and main offices were located in New Britain, Connecticut. In the 1920s, they had sales offices in New York, Chicago, London, and Paris. Many of their products were sold under the "Universal" trade name.
In the pages below, Landers, Fray & Clark made the frames out of copper and brass with nickel plating. The casseroles themselves, as well as the custards on the last page, were supplied by Hall China.
Courtesy: Gary and Paula Barnebey.
Hall China, Tea and Coffee Pots
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