Set of 8 Vintage 1940's Harker China Cameoware Tea or Coffee Cups and Saucers in Dainty Flower Pink Pattern. (6 shown) Condition of saucers is EXCELLENT! Near MINT CONDITION- no crazing or any problems. A few cups have minor crazing on the bottom of the cup but does not show on the inside. Simply the best set you will find. Delightful white flowers featured on a pink background. Cups measures Width: 3 ¾” in Height: 2 ½” Saucer is 6” in diameter. We have other items in this pattern also. HISTORY:
The Harker Pottery Co., of East Liverpool, Ohio and later Chester, West Virginia, is commonly called the, "Oldest Pottery in America." It started in a log cabin in 1840 by Benjamin Harker, and remained on its original site for ninety-one years. In 1931 the plant moved across the river to Chester and took over the old Edwin M. Knowles plant.
According to the Collector's Encyclopedia of American Dinnerware by Jo Cunningham, "The Jeanette Glass Company bought Harker and closed it down in March of 1972.
Distinctive is the word for Dainty Flower Pattern! Its unusual beauty of color and design lends a happy note of inviting hospitality to any occasion. Dinnerware with a beautiful white dainty flowers-like design against exquisitely colored backgrounds of soft Pink. Color and design applied under the glaze -- can't wear off.
These can be purchased individually for 10 dollars each.; Set of 8 Vintage 1940's Harker China Cameoware Tea or Coffee Cups and Saucers in Dainty Flower Pink Pattern. (6 shown) Condition of saucers is EXCELLENT! Near MINT CONDITION- no crazing or any problems. A few cups have minor crazing on the bottom of the cup but does not show on the inside. Simply the best set you will find. Delightful white flowers featured on a pink background. Cups measures Width: 3 ¾” in Height: 2 ½” Saucer is 6” in diameter. We have other items in this pattern also. HISTORY:
The Harker Pottery Co., of East Liverpool, Ohio and later Chester, West Virginia, is commonly called the, "Oldest Pottery in America." It started in a log cabin in 1840 by Benjamin Harker, and remained on its original site for ninety-one years. In 1931 the plant moved across the river to Chester and took over the old Edwin M. Knowles plant.
According to the Collector's Encyclopedia of American Dinnerware by Jo Cunningham, "The Jeanette Glass Company bought Harker and closed it down in March of 1972.
Distinctive is the word for Dainty Flower Pattern! Its unusual beauty of color and design lends a happy note of inviting hospitality to any occasion. Dinnerware with a beautiful white dainty flowers-like design against exquisitely colored backgrounds of soft Pink. Color and design applied under the glaze -- can't wear off.
These can be purchased individually for 10 dollars each.

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