Vintage Tall Midcentury Champagne Coupe Glases with Platinum Stripes - Set-of Four circa 1950s Meditteranean Johnson Brothers was the largest

Johnson Brothers was the largest producer of dishware in the bustling pottery hub of Stoke-On-Trent and they had particular skill in making dishes that appealed to American sensibilities

It is very similar in style to the Homer Laughlin Golden Wheat pattern which featured colorful wheat yellow wheat stalks and gold fleur des Lis as well

One 6" inch Independence Ironstone saucer in the golden harvest Wheat pattern made in Japan in the 1960's

You might as well call these vintage napkins the color of a thousand Autumns

Together including box and ornaments

Vintage Tall Midcentury Champagne Coupe Glases with Platinum Stripes - Set-of Four circa 1950s Meditteranean Johnson Brothers was the largest{HISTORY} Cheers, cheers and cheers your new favorite vintage champagne glasses are here. These tall mid century coupe glasses are quite handsome with their platinum stripes, tall stature, and elegant stem. A nice change from the shorter, more traditional 1950s coupe champagne glass, this set of four is a stylish addition to your barware set and your serving set, as they easily double as sorbet dishes or cocktail glasses too. Shabby in the most regal