- Made by the Paden City Pottery Company
- Round shape; hollowware has ring handles
(flatware comes from the older Virginia shape)
- New Virginia was originally called American*
- Made in the 1940s
- Produced with decals and solid colors
- Assortment consists of approx. 20 items
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for more on this shape, see The Official Guide to
Pottery and Porcelain, 8th Edition by Harvey Duke
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| Circa 1940 ad for Paden City's “American” |
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New Virginia shape teapot, sugar and creamer in Caliente glazes.
(The teapot can also be seen in the ad below.)
Courtesy: F. & C. Stone, vitrified |
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