I have been reading about the Homer Laughlin China and I bought these at an antique store near my home. I was looking at the mark and wondered if they are legit?
If I read correctly, the C stands for March and the 57 is 1957? I am new at collecting and I just fell in love with the pattern on these pieces!
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It looks genuine to me. You can send the pictures to replacements.com and they can identify it for you.
This stamp was used in the period mid-1932 to 1968:
a single letter means the month - L = November,
a double digit number for the year - 57 = 1957,
Judging by the stamp, it is from 1957.
The name of the pattern: Jean. It is discounted.
There is a creamer and a saucer in the photo.
The price of a Homer Laughlin creamer Jean pattern is $22.50 www.etsy.com/
$18.95 www.ebay.com/
The price of a saucer Jean pattern is $6 www.ebay.com/
Homer Laughlin 34 Piece set of "Jean" Dinnerware was sold for $175 www.ebay.com/
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