1950s Rhythm Rose Platter - Made By Homer Laughlin - Sold by Household Institute purple flowers This vintage mixing bowl came

This vintage mixing bowl came from California in the 1940s

Ohio) exclusively for New York City importer/exporter merchant Herman C

Purity Flour (named after the "pure white" flour they produced) rose to become the largest flour milling company in Canada

The inside rim of one of the teacups bears some signs of student work in the form of a not quite smooth ring that left a flaky looking ring after firing

From a seaport town in New England to a busy urban city

1950s Rhythm Rose Platter - Made By Homer Laughlin - Sold by Household Institute purple flowers This vintage mixing bowl cameI got rhythm, I got music. I got daisys, in green pastures. I got starlight., I got sweet dreams. I got my man. Who could ask for anything more? Ira Gershwin, 1930 {HISTORY} Attached to all different brands inside one big brand, this 1950s era Rhythm Rose pattern was made by Homer Laughlin for their Kitchen Kraft series and was sold by Household Institute. Homer Laughlin's Kitchen Kraft line debuted in the 1930s as a streamlined version of kitchenware