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Warwick |
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Warwick china was made in Wheeling, West Virginia, in a pottery working from 1887 to 1951. Many pieces were made with hand painted or decal decorations. The most familiar Warwick has a shaded brown background. Warwick's most desirable pieces are those decorated with portraits of monks or American Indians and its vitrified chinaware, an unusual product for a nineteenth-century American company. The name Warwick is part of the mark and sometimes the mysterious word IOGA is also included.
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Warwick |
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| Pattern or Item |
Cup & Saucer |
| Description |
Pink Rose Sprays, Scalloped, Metallic Gold Trim, 1930-1940 |
| Year Priced |
2002 |
| Price |
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