Rare Steubenville Pottery Egg Cup - Blue Leaf Pattern - circa 1940s/1950s dinah shore pantry storage to display

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Rare Steubenville Pottery Egg Cup - Blue Leaf Pattern - circa 1940s/1950s dinah shore pantry storage to displaySteubenville Dinnerware is in the heart of every home (1948 ad campaign) {HISTORY} Made by Steubenville Pottery in Steubenville, Ohio between the 1940s and 1950s, this rare, hard to find feathery blue leaf pattern might just be the prettiest thing a soft boiled egg has ever met! Reminiscent of early aeronautical designs, the stylish grey lines between the leaves offer a sweeping sense of motion, giving this breakfast charmer quite a bit of fresh