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New items were added to the collection through 1980, and the pattern has many fans today.

"Hall's Superior Quality Kitchenware" and "Superior Hall Quality Dinnerware" identify those items respectively.

Hall produced a wide variety of shapes of white bake ware that was designed primarily for institutional and restaurant use.

Westinghouse, Hotpoint, and General Electric were among the refrigerator manufacturers who often included Hall water jugs, leftover containers also know by collectors as refrigerator dishes , and butter dishes as premiums with their products.

If you reside in an EU member state besides UK, import VAT on this purchase is not recoverable.

More then half the fun of collecting is in the hunt looking around for those rare pieces! Hall China Company first began production in 1903 in East Liverpool, Ohio making utilitarian wares like jugs, bedpans, and mugs.

Here's a great example from Carol's collection.

A well-researched Hall resource book will provide assistance with pattern identification and dating.

The Automobile Teapot, manufactured from 1938 to 1941, mimicked the sleek, rounded car shapes of the Art Deco period.

By the way that's my mom at age 5, at the same New York Worlds Fair of 1939 now how cool is that! When You're on the prowl looking for great pieces of Hall China, always check for the back stamp! A nice assortment from Tom's Collection Carol's White Automobile Tea Pot only 300 made by China Specialties who makes modern collectibles.