Gladding McBean & Co.~Franciscan Made In USA Color Seal Butter Dish With Lid

Description: Franciscan Duet Covered Butter Dish.Approximately: 1/4 lb. Mint condition. Circa: 1940-1949.Origin: California, USA.Back stamp: Gladding McBean in a circle. How old are Franciscan apple dishes?In 1940, the Gladding, McBean & Co. introduced their first hand-painted embossed earthenware dinnerware line Franciscan Apple, and shortly thereafter in 1941, Desert Rose. Apple was adapted from the embossed pattern Zona, produced by the Weller Pottery Company of Ohio. How do I identify Franciscan China?The first back stamp to indicate the Franciscan name was a square box: with the capital letter “F”, it was made to replace the old G.M.C.B. stamp and was used in two sizes. Collector's nickname for this mark is the "square F mark". Is the Franciscan Desert Rose worth anything?You have a Franciscan Desert Rose USA 116 or so? Pieces Many Expensive Items Excellent Condition, 1900's. This set would sell at auction for 750-900 dollars. Does Franciscan earthenware have lead?The answer is “Franciscan Ware” has some of the highest numbers in ppm of lead. Franciscan Desert Rose Earthenware China – c. Is Franciscan apple worth anything?The value of Franciscan line, Apple pattern dinnerware, made in 1940 to 1953, range from $3 to $110. Can you put Franciscan Ware in the dishwasher?Drawing inspiration from the tradition of California pottery graft, the Desert Rose collection features beautiful fine earthenware and accessories that are freezer, microwave and dishwasher safe. Why is desert rose so popular?Desert rose is often used as a bonsai plant thanks to its thick succulent trunk, thin and delicate leaves, and luscious, deep pink trumpeting flowers. It is native to Africa, the Middle East, and Madagascar. What are the names of Franciscan patterns?Franciscan Ceramics created and produced some of the most collected dinnerware today; earthenware patterns including Desert Rose, Apple, Ivy, Fruit, Wildflower, California Poppy, Starburst, Oasis, Autumn, Hacienda, Madeira, Floral, Picnic, and Fresh Fruit and fine china patterns Silver Pine, Encanto Nuevo, Gold Band, ... How old is Franciscan Rose?Franciscan china was introduced in 1942. The Desert Rose pattern was first manufactured in late 1941 or early 1942. It is the best-selling American dinnerware pattern in history! The first back stamp to indicate the Franciscan name was a square box: with the capital letter “F”, it was made to replace the old G.M.C.B. stamp and was used in two sizes.Collector’s nickname for this mark is the “square F mark.“ The first back stamp to indicate the Franciscan name was a square box: with the capital letter “F”, it was made to replace the old G.M.C.B. stamp and was used in two sizes.Collector’s nickname for this mark is the “square F mark.“1938 to 1939. Two stamps – 2nd or RK were used on second quality ware sold in the Franciscan Shop. RK stands for Run of Kiln. This mark was replaced by using a tool to scratch the glaze over the mark which would signify the product was of second quality. Second quality wares had imperfections, usually undetectable to the human eye. Other imperfections which were obvious would be sold as thirds or scrapped.Made In U.S.A. 1939.“Made in U.S.A.” in one line. 1940 - 1947.This stamp was used on hand painted earthenware only. The letter identified the day of a month, each month beginning with the letter A. The following two numbers refer to the decorator, and the last two numbers give the year. This system started in 1944 or 1945. 1949 - 1953.This stamp was used on the child’s cup and the child’s plate, sold as special prepackage only for Apple and Desert Rose. Also used on the child’s cup (aka the chocolate mug) given to high school graduates. 1953 - 1958.The patent number (0173.657) is used on the 1811 (Eclipse shape) dinner plate only. All other shapes used this stamp without the patent number. February 1954 to July 1958.

Price: 22 USD

Location: Austin, Texas

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