Circa 1944 Pantry Bak-In 10” Floral Pie Plate 22K gold trim by Crooksville

Vintage Depression-Era Crooksville Pantry Bak-In pie plate, featuring a floral bouquet with 22k gold trim. Crooksville China operated in Ohio from 1902-1958 & produced various dinnerware & kitchenware items. Living in Ohio, this was all the rage back when my grandmother purchased this plate in mid 40’s along with several other pieces.  “Pantry Bak-In was a line of ovenware that was also designed to be presentable as tableware. * Era: These dishes are typically from the 1940s * Manufacturer: Crooksville China Company, Made in the U.S.A. * Features: off-white to ivory base, the plate is adorned with a vibrant bouquet of pink & yellow flowers-often identified as chrysanthemums-accented by teal and soft green leaves. The piece is finished with a gold-trimmed lip, heavily embossed rim, characteristic of the sought-after Pattern #1138. * Pattern: The floral decal is called “Euclid” * Width: 10” * Height: 1.5” * Crafted In USA * Discontinued Piece * The number 1138 indicates the specific pattern. * The ware is semi-porcelain dinnerware  Excellent shape for the age. This vintage piece was part of my grandmothers collection. The pie plate has some knicks in it but no cracks or holes. Flowers are in perfect shape! Slight rubbing off of the gold rim.  Pet smoke free home  Bundle to save 15% off or more! Excellent vintage piece to display!          Cottagecore, dishes from depression, wwII ERA, original one family owner, romantic, evenly cooked