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Depression Era For Your Vintage Bungalow; A KitchenKraft Covered Casserole Tulip Pattern With Matching Platter

Okay. I'll admit it; this one has me stumped. According to what I've been able to gather, Kitchen Kraft was a division of the Homer Laughlin Company and these pieces werre manufactured around 1937.
There are certainly plenty of these cool 8" covered crockery casseroles out there if you look for them,
... but not THIS one. (ask me how I know this.)

A) Because I've turned the internet upside down looking and have found NOTHING even similar.

In any event, the fanciful tulip pattern in this set is just adorable; much like the picture book images of The Gingham Dog and The Calico Cat that were a popular children's book of the time.

As an added bonus, there's a beautiful matching 10" plate that goes with it.
The casserole has a tiny bit of discoloration along the top lip where the glaze is checked a bit, but otherwise it's all pretty nice. No chips, cracks etc.

Surrender Dorothy.
Think of us as your very own cool Auntie's attic.

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