A charming vintage Presbyterian teacup and saucer set made by Homer Laughlin, U.S.A., with classic green lettering and stripe detail. This simple church and restaurant ware style has such a lovely old institutional charm and works beautifully for display, shelf styling, or seasonal vignette use. The Homer Laughlin backstamp and date code indicate an approximate production date of February 1936, placing this set in the early 20th century.
This is sturdy white restaurant ware, the kind made for repeated everyday use in churches, diners, and community settings. The cup and saucer both show age and character, including darkened crazing throughout. The saucer has a stress fracture visible on the back, but remains solid. Please review photos carefully for condition details.
The cup measures approximately 3.5 inches across the top, and the saucer measures approximately 6.25 inches across, as shown in the photos. Styled here with a faux nest and eggs which are included.
A sweet piece for church memorabilia collectors, restaurant ware lovers, cottage kitchens, and anyone drawn to old white ironstone-style table settings with a bit of history.