1940s Pope Gosser Tea Cups - Princess Pattern - Aged Patina - Set of Two magnolias There is one scratch mark

There is one scratch mark on the cover along with a few minor rub marks as to be expected with age

Kentucky Club also became a favorite among smokers around the country and is still available on the market today

Although it is unmarked on the back it was made by American Ironstone in the mid-20th century as part of the tourism gift market

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Symbols of dignity

1940s Pope Gosser Tea Cups - Princess Pattern - Aged Patina - Set of Two magnolias There is one scratch markIn Ohio in 1940, royalty was born. Introducing the Pope Gosser Princess line. {HISTORY} Started by English immigrant I. Bentley Pope in Coshocton, Ohio the Pope Gosser Pottery Company began in 1903 and featured local clay mined from the area. Having learned the trade in England, I. B. brought a wealth of knowledge to an American town keen on promoting manufacturing and handicrafts of the local area. I. B. was a natural born promoter and had a way with