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October 2004 Issue of MODish.net
| Laurel Potteries. California Life. Peach Blossom. 1952. Ted Scarpino. Cream & sugar. > |  |
| Laurel Potteries. California Cerama-stone. 1956. (California Life shape). Oyster White (1958). Ted Scarpino. > |  |
| Denwar. Bantu. Guinea Gold. Jo Dendel (pattern). Ester Dendel (glaze). 1947. Snack plate with cup. > |  |
| Salem. Tricorne. Sailing. Viktor Schreckengost (flatware shape in this line). Cup & saucer. > |  |
| W. S. George. Celeste. Ranchero shape. c. 1950. Simon Slobodkin (shape). > |  |
| Schmid. La/Gardo Tackett. Nut dish set with ladle. > |  |
Schreckengost Tricorne
The Tricorne in this issue is credited to Viktor Schreckengost but it's his brother Don's design. I have a copy of the patent, D94245, 10-17-1934, Donald Schreckengost for Sebring. I do not know who the designer of the pattern is.
As for the W.S. George teapot, I am totally smitten. I own at least three in monochromatic glazes.