Antique Homan Plate Creamer with Monogram - Louisiana Pattern circa 1900s-1920s smoking meats Something rather wonderful occurs when

Something rather wonderful occurs when the last flaming autumn leaves fall and turn brown when November steals in with quiet tones

Arlene devised her own numerical pattern system to differentiate one Haviland design from another

so those who are sensitive to allergies may want to pass this one by

was a beauty and delighted its original owner as both a functional cleaning tool and also a gorgeous work of handpainted art

Antique Homan Plate Creamer with Monogram - Louisiana Pattern circa 1900s-1920s smoking meats Something rather wonderful occurs when{HISTORY} Made in Cincinnati, Ohio by the Homan Silver Plate Company, this antique creamer was originally part of a cream and sugar set for tea and table service. Made of silver plate on nickel with a white metal (aka plated pewter) handle it was part of the holloware trend popular in the early 1900s through the 1920s. Containing all sorts of graceful details, this creamer is a classic beauty in all ways, not only in its overall shape but also in the