Rare Vintage 1930's Oneida Community China CORONATION Gravy Boat With Underplate Set

Porcelain : China And Dinnerware : Oneida Community Plate China : Coronation

 

If you are a collector or owner of the Coronation silver plate silverware pattern made by Oneida Community in 1936, then you will just love this! In the 1930's, Oneida made matching porcelain dinnerware sets for only their most popular patterns and Coronation was one of them. It is so very hard to find! Many people who own the silverplate flatware never knew that there was matching china, crystal and hollowware to match! This listing is for the gravy boat and underplate, two separate pieces. Both pieces feature a light cream background color with leaf garland bands and shiny gold outer trim. The gravy boat has a multi-color emblem on both sides which corresponds to the pattern on the Coronation silverware. This dinnerware was made in America. Although the Coronation pattern was introduced to commemorate the crowning of King Edward VIII in England (which never did happen), you can see the art deco influence in this china with the shape of the handles on the underplate and the well defined 'crease' on the body of the gravy boat. The flatware was also marketed in Canada and Great Britain, where it is known by the name Hampton Court. The plate measures 8" x 6" and the entire set stands 4-1/8" tall at the top of the handle on the boat. These pieces are in beautiful, excellent condition! If you are interested in this Community China, I do have more pieces available. Just email to inquire! Please see the matching Coronation silverplate water pitcher I have up for sale separately in the shop! #9947

Item ID: 9947