Western Stoneware Company
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The Western Stoneware Company of Monmouth, IL began in 1906. It was formed by the merger of seven potteries: Monmouth Pottery Co. and Weir Pottery Co. of Monmouth, IL, Macomb Stoneware Co. and Macomb Pottery Company of Macomb, IL, Culbertson Stoneware Co. of White Hall, IL, Clinton Stoneware Co. of Clinton, MO, and Fort Dodge Stoneware of Fort Dodge, IA.
Below are the major dinnerware lines made by Western Stoneware from 1961 to 1974: Americana, Four Seasons, and Casual.
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| American in two-tone colors. |
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| Four Seasons: Honey Brown with White Foam. |
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| Casual: Honey Brown with White Foam, Avocado Green, Mojave (speckled glaze). |
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