Vase

Object number2015.74.30
Date1905-1910
OriginCanonsburg, PA
MediumCeramic/Glaze
Credit LineGift of Fredric Bender
DescriptionWhite ceramic vase with gold and floral trim. There is a thick band of gold at each end topped by a pattern of red flowers with green leaves and blue scrolls. This is known as the Queen pattern.Dimensions7.438 x 3.563 in. (18.9 x 9.1 cm)
MarksText on underside at center "QUEEN / W.S. GEORGE / 395B".
Historical NotesPart of a collection of Canonsburg pottery and W. S. George pottery. Canonsburg China Company was founded in 1900 to take advantage of natural resources in Canonsburg. A few years later the name changed to Canonsburg Pottery. At about the same time, board member W. S. George split away from the company to found W.S. George Pottery Company. It operated until the 1960s before changing ownership through a series of mergers and finally closing. Canonsburg Pottery continued operation until 1977 before regulations and a declining economy resulted in closure. These items expand the History Center’s existing glass collection while also demonstrating the impact of economic growth and decline in Western Pennsylvanian communities.
On View
On view
Dish, Serving
W.S. George Pottery Company
1905-1910
Habit, Nun's
Anthony Richards
1847-1969
Pitcher
Canonsburg Pottery Company
1910-1977
Plate, Food
Canonsburg Pottery Company
1910-1977
Dish, Serving
Canonsburg Pottery Company
1910-1977
Bowl, Sugar
Canonsburg China Company
1901-1909
Platter
Canonsburg Pottery Company
1909-1977
Bowl, Serving
Canonsburg Pottery Company
1909-1977
Platter
Canonsburg Pottery Company
1909-1977
Platter
Canonsburg Pottery Company
1909-1977
Bowl, Serving
Canonsburg Pottery Company
1909-1977
Dish, Butter
Canonsburg China Company
1901-1909
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