- Made by Taylor Smith & Taylor
- Round shape with thin rim
- Applied handles and tabs have decorative circles
- Produced in mid 30s to early 50s
- Flatware (plates and bowls as well as the teacup) would become part of the Empire line which
in turn would be used as the basis for Lu-Ray
- Assortment consists of approx. 25 items
- Marking: general TS&T backstamp
(Laurel in pastel colors is actually Lu-Ray and should be marked as such)
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| Laurel oval baker |
Rose decal Laruel grouping |
| Notice the circle ornamentation on the handles of the baker and creamer. The rose decal can also be found on TS&T's Conversation,
HLC's Rhythm, Virginia Rose and other lines by various potteries.
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1949 ad of “Rose Chintz”
on the Laurel shape
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