Vintage 1950s Pink Magnolia Teapot by Homer Laughlin Rhythm Shape circa 1952 grosset & dunlap Use them in the garden

Use them in the garden as potting trays for plants or wall boxes for vertical gardens

Nine years after that he purchased two more silver companies

Champagne is fun and festive no matter what the occasion

Measures 9" inches (length) x 9" inches (width) at widest parts x 2" inches (depth)  and weighs 5 oz

Vintage 1950s Pink Magnolia Teapot by Homer Laughlin Rhythm Shape circa 1952 grosset & dunlap Use them in the garden{HISTORY} Featuring the Pink Magnolia pattern, this gorgeous floral teapot was made in 1952 by America's most prolific dishware manufacturer, Homer Laughlin. Made in Newell, West Virginia, it features the Rhythm shape with gold detailing around the rim and handle. Considered modern and fresh this Rhythm shape with its graceful lines and large scale flower patterns was an updated approach to floral dishware from the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s. Big and