2 Homer Laughlin Rhythm Burgundy 9.25" Lunch Plates c.1950-1960

Description: See other Rhythm pieces available by this seller These Vintage items are 60+ years old and have wear marks commensurate with age All are in Very good Condition Deep Vibrant Color Please message me if you would like additional photos or info on conditionPlease message me if you want to combine shipping with other pieces available on my site On check out choose combined shipping total Message me first before paying to make sure you are getting the lowest possible shipping costIf the shipping section of the listing doesn’t specify shipping costs for additional items, you’ll need to ask the seller before you pay. If the seller agrees to ship the items in one package, they’ll send you a combined invoice detailing all the items and the new cost of shipping In 1950 Homer Laughlin introduced Rhythm. Originally developed for Woolworth, it eventually was sold through many retailers. Rhythm featured modern, somewhat biomorphic shapes, that were popular at the time. The line also came in white with various decals or solid colors. Unlike the colors of Jubilee, Rhythm’s solid colors were deep, vibrant and jewel like. Dark green, chartreuse, maroon, gray and Harlequin yellow, echoed the current decorating color trends of the late 1940s and 1950s and drew inspiration from floral barkcloth colors popular at the time. Source: drivingfordeco.comDesigned by Don Schreckengost, Rhythm was a plain round coupe shape line of dinnerware developed in the spring of 1950. Rhythm was put into production on September 25, 1950, and was made with decals and in five solid colors: burgundy, chartreuse, forest green, gray, and Harlequin yellow. source: LaurelHollowPark.netm

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Location: Irvine, California

End Time: 2025-02-14T21:02:26.000Z

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