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Vintage Homer Laughlin Nantucket Dinnerware Set, 25 Pieces, Eggshell Nautilus, Service for 4, Circa 1951
Beautiful 25-piece Homer Laughlin Nantucket dinnerware set in the Eggshell Nautilus shape, pattern N1753. Made in the USA, with photographed date marks indicating April and May 1951.
The set features soft pink and blue flowers, sage-green and taupe foliage, gold trim, and a warm ivory background. Its muted pastel palette works beautifully with cottage, farmhouse, traditional, vintage, and modern table settings.
Includes four six-piece place settings plus one round serving bowl.
Approximate Sizes:
• 4 dinner plates — 10” diameter
• 4 rimmed soup/salad bowls — 8½” diameter
• 4 bread-and-butter plates — 6” diameter
• 4 berry/dessert bowls — 5½” diameter
• 4 handled cups — 4½” wide × 2½” tall
• 4 saucers — 5¾” diameter
• 1 round serving bowl — 9” diameter × 3” tall
Homer Laughlin’s Eggshell Nautilus line was introduced in 1937. This set reflects the soft floral style of the early 1950s while offering a versatile color combination of blush pink, muted blue, sage green, taupe, ivory, and gold.
Materials: ceramic, glaze, and gold trim.
Vintage preowned condition. The gold trim is generally in very good condition, with possible minimal wear on some pieces. Additional pieces are available, and the best examples with the least wear will be selected for this set. Lines visible in some photographs are reflections or lighting glare, not glaze crazing. Please review all photographs carefully for details of the decoration, surfaces, and condition.
Any shipping cost above $25 will be covered by the seller. Each piece will be individually protected for shipment. Recommend UPS Ground
This listing includes only the 25 dinnerware pieces described. Flatware, linens, vase, and other photo props are not included.
