Provincial by Homer Laughlin
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Provincial was a hollowware shape created from May to August 1968. They include the covered sugar, creamer, coffeepot, shakers, teacup, sauceboat, casserole, and a 36s bowl. A teapot was added in November of the same year. The hollowware was paired with either coupe shape flatware or Cavalier, depending on the pattern.
The most common pattern on Provincial is treatment C-337: Sheffield Provincial. It was one of several lines of dinnerware made by Homer Laughlin in the late 1960s to early 1970s for the distributor J&H International. Flatware was decorated with an underglaze treatment. To the right is a Sheffield Provincial dinner plate. The creamer, sauceboat, and teacup were glazed in solid blue. The bases of the other hollowware were glazed in solid blue with contrasting white lids, except for the butter dish which had a blue lid and white base.
Provincial is very similar to HLC's Bristol from 1970. While they share the same flatware, Provincial's hollowware is not as curved at the bottom as Bristol's. For more on the Bristol shape, see this page.
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Provincial teapot and coffee pot in blue |
Provincial sugar, coffee pot, and creamer in honey gold |
Coffee pots: sandstone, turf green, and sunny yellow |
Coffee pots: Sturbridge, amberstone, and white |
Covered sugar and creamer in blue |
Salt and pepper shakers in blue |
Shakers in sunny yellow, sugar in turf green, creamer in honey gold |
Covered sugar and creamer in sunny yellow |
Sauceboat in turf green used with CV-148, Chateau |
Utility (36s) bowl, straw glaze with black jet spray used with C-358, Eclipse |
Covered casserole, Old Sturbridge pattern |
Covered casserole in turquoise |
C-368: Aztec used honey gold Provincial |
CV-165: Granada used honey gold Provincial |
W-869: El Dorado used antique gold Provincial |
CV-148: Chateau, used Cavalier flatware and turf green Provincial |
C-341: Mai-Kai platter used amberstone Provincial with contrasting lids |
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