Antique Homan Plate Creamer with Monogram - Louisiana Pattern circa 1900s-1920s organge flowers they are part of the

they are part of the Nutmeg pattern

- Published in 1969 by Western Publishing Company

is just one example of her creative talents when it came to needlework

Made by Smith-Phillips China Company in the American pottery hub of East Liverpool

Measures 8" inches (height) x 5" inches (diameter) and weighs 1

Antique Homan Plate Creamer with Monogram - Louisiana Pattern circa 1900s-1920s organge flowers they are part of the{HISTORY} Made in Cincinnati, Ohio by the Homan Silver Plate Company, this antique creamer was originally part of a cream and sugar set for tea and table service. Made of silver plate on nickel with a white metal (aka plated pewter) handle it was part of the holloware trend popular in the early 1900s through the 1920s. Containing all sorts of graceful details, this creamer is a classic beauty in all ways, not only in its overall shape but also in the