Product code: Vintage store Scio Pottery Salad Plates
Lew Reese started Scio Pottery so that people could have affordable dinnerware. It started in 1933. It was designed and built by a Scio resident. It closed for awhile because of a fire in 1947. Very few workers got hurt but luckily there was a doctor nearby. The residents of Scio supported this company to keep it from going under. Scio would send out flyers and would sell their pottery door to door. Depression period pottery. Scio Pottery is still made in Ohio. A well beloved company proud to be made in the USA. Very desirable piece. The name of this pattern is Hazel. Made from 1935 to 1955. Set of 10 Salad Plates. A couple small chips on one plate. I have more store pieces on my page. Thanks for looking.
Lew Reese started Scio Pottery so that people could have affordable dinnerware. It started in 1933. It was designed and built by a Scio resident. It closed for awhile because of a fire in 1947. Very few workers got hurt but luckily there was a doctor nearby. The residents of Scio supported this company to keep it from going under. Scio would send out flyers and would sell their pottery door to door. Depression period pottery. Scio Pottery is still made in Ohio. A well beloved company proud to be made in the USA. Very desirable piece. The name of this pattern is Hazel. Made from 1935 to 1955. Set of 10 Salad Plates. A couple small chips on one plate. I have more store pieces on my page. Thanks for looking.