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American Limoges Triumph Dinner Plate/Hiawatha Pattern
Submitted by jwr3060 on Thu, 12/23/2010 - 9:20pm
American Limoges Triumph Dinner Plate/Hiawatha Pattern
Coincidentally a pair of these dinner plates turned up in my travels as this website conducts its Schreckengost exhibit. This pattern is amazing in its subtle beauty. So far, I have not been able to find any concrete information about it. Has anyone encountered this pattern before? Would I stand any hope of finding more pieces? Would it be safe to assume that Viktor Schreckengost designed the decal pattern or just the Triumph line itself?
I love the mysteries that collecting continues to send my way (as well as having this great forum to share finds with equally enthusiastic collectors)!
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AWESOME!!!
I collect Viktor- a lot! This is an AWESOME find! Congrats. Please consider posting these pics to the Viktor collectors group on Facebook. I'm the admin.
re: "as this website conducts its Schreckengost exhibit"
What website is that?
Re: AWESOME!!!
@ steveminne - modish.net currently has a Schreckengost exhibit (slideshow) running on the home page. I look forward to looking at your group on Facebook.
Re: American Limoges Triumph Dinner Plate/Hiawatha Pattern
This is a great find, indeed!
Re: American Limoges Triumph Dinner Plate/Hiawatha Pattern
My grandmother had a quite a few place settings of these exact Hiawatha dishes! This is the first mention I have seen in multiple searches for just this pattern. Some of it may be for sale.
Re: American Limoges Triumph Dinner Plate/Hiawatha Pattern
Finally found my Viktor dinnerware book. The Hiawatha pattern is indeed attributed to him.
Re: American Limoges Triumph Dinner Plate/Hiawatha Pattern
Steve, which book is that?
Re: American Limoges Triumph Dinner Plate/Hiawatha Pattern
Here's the publisher's link: http://www.schifferbooks.com/newschiffer/book_template.php?isbn=0764325221
Purchased for around $23 on Amazon.