I am a junker. I try to hit all the yard/garage/estate/tag sales that I possibly can. Silly as it may sound, I wait all week for it...the thrill of the hunt I guess. I almost always find something.
This past weekend I found a few pieces of Stangl. The company was started in New Jersey in 1814 to produce utilitarian items, drain pipes and the like. Dinnerware began production in the 1920's. The hand-incised, hand-painted pieces were introduced in the early 1940's and sold all over America. Stangl enjoyed popularity until the company's doors closed in 1978. This is a relatively new collectible for me and I don't really need another, but I fell in Love with the thistle pattern (shown above). I bought a few pieces at the sale, but after some research I regret not buying ALL the pieces. I know better than to leave anything behind, but I'm on a budget. Still....
(Info from stanglpottery.org)
Golden Harvest pattern
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