Antique Homer Laughlin Angelus Small Baker Dish with Gold Floral Filigree circa 1905-1916 florence where would stay

where would stay

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From the collection of a world traveler

This antique pine wood crate was made sometime around the early 1900's

it has exposed glass in one corner

Antique Homer Laughlin Angelus Small Baker Dish with Gold Floral Filigree circa 1905-1916 florence where would stay{HISTORY} Made by Homer Laughlin between 1905 and 1916, this rare, hard to find small baker dish features gold floral filigree and H. L.'s serpentine shape known as The Angelus. Thick walled with fluted sides and curvy lines, this Angelus shape and the clay it was composed of were described upon debut as having a "flinty hardness, which yielded a very durable dish with a quality comparable to more expensive English semi porcelain. Evidently, Homer