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Versatile

Taylor Smith Taylor.  Versatile  [unknown]

Another thrift find, I snagged a few place settings of this pattern during a half off sale.  It's new to me, and I'm hoping someone has a name for the pattern.

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Average: 4.7 (3 votes)
atomicscott's picture

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New to me, too. Very cool, Scott! 

Madbrit's picture

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Sweet

retrotet's picture

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I like this.  Never seen it before.

mpratt's picture

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I've seen this before in the wild. I'll check my files and see if I know the pattern name.

nostalgiaholic's picture

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Had any luck on this one? ;-{)

mpratt's picture

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Sorry, couldn't find the pattern name, Scott, yet.

Terri382's picture

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I have the collector book by Mark Gonzalez on TST.  Versatile Shape.  Date code 1956.  This is called Cinnamon Stick.

mpratt's picture

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I would love to know if this is the manufacturer's name or an invented name. Look at this from Mark Gonzalez's website ohioriverpottery.com.

nostalgiaholic's picture

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Interesting.  Thanks for the input.

Terri382's picture

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The collector's book was published in 2004.  The copyright on the website runs 1999-2007.  Without asking, unnamed or unknown to the author would have to be verified, as to when it was applied there.  This is what is states on page 140:  "Appalchian Plaid was done in yellow pastel Versatile with sprayed lines of light brown and blue.  Flatware was sprayed in a criss-cross plaid fashion and hollowware received the colors on the rim.  "Cinnamon Stick", in green pastel Versatile, had an off-center plaid design in light brown.  The hollowware for this line was identical to that used in "Mint & Spice" (which refers to solid colors with the rims-only sprayed).  Photos on page 140-141.

mpratt's picture

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Years ago I located what little that was left of the TST archives. I have some photocopies of that info. Cinnamon Stick is a new name for me, but it sounds like it probably is a TST name. Just wish we knew for a fact.