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Set of 5 Kings Crown Thumbprint Avocado Luncheon Plates

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    Posted 11 years ago

    Aimathena
    (600 items)

    The purchase of these was a real bargain but Omgosh was the shipping extremely expensive. The seller said they are very heavy. The last photo (far right) shows a complete set. I only purchased the luncheon plates, the cups were not included. The King's Crown pattern was made by Tiffin Glass from the 1890s – 1950s and then by Indiana Glass from the 1950s – 1980s. The glass color is Avocado or Dark Green.

    TallCakes Update:
    Small correction on the history of this pattern; The Excelsior (X.C.L.R.) pattern (made in crystal and with ruby stain) was introduced and made by Adams & Co. before they joined the U. S. Glass combine; King's Crown is an AKA for this pattern. Tiffin was not in existence at that time but was formed as a subsidiary of USG in 1914, and didn't start marketing glass as Tiffin until 1927. The pattern was reproduced by several other glass makers thru the years and was typically marketed as "King's Crown"; including these pieces by Indiana Glass. Some of the pieces are a bit tricky to distinguish but the shapes of the thumbprint is an indicator of the reproductions.

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    Comments

    1. tom61375, 11 years ago
      Beautiful & nostalgic! Love it! =)
    2. Aimathena Aimathena, 11 years ago
      =^) Thank you for the Love and lovely comment Tom xo
    3. TallCakes TallCakes, 11 years ago
      small correction on the history of this pattern; The Excelsior (X.C.L.R.) pattern (made in crystal and with ruby stain) was introduced and made by Adams & Co. before they joined the U. S. Glass combine; King's Crown is an AKA for this pattern. Tiffin was not in existence at that time but was formed as a subsidiary of USG in 1914, and didn't start marketing glass as Tiffin until 1927. The pattern was reproduced by several other glass makers thru the years and was typically marketed as "King's Crown"; including these pieces by Indiana Glass. Some of the pieces are a bit tricky to distinguish but the shapes of the thumbprint is an indicator of the reproductions.
    4. Aimathena Aimathena, 11 years ago
      ;^) thank ya TallCakes.... I grabbed that info off an esty/etsy post.
      I'll make the updates a in bit. As always, your information is very much appreciated. Have a great day! =^)
    5. toolate2 toolate2, 11 years ago
      Very beautiful! Love the color...
    6. walksoftly walksoftly, 11 years ago
      Love the color!
    7. Aimathena Aimathena, 11 years ago
      Thanks for the Love...
      Tom
      Vetraio
      Scott
      Doc
      toolate - and nice comment =^)
      David - and nice comment =^)
      Mani
      Sean
      Joe
      xo

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