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- "Corn King" Mugs, circa 1950 - Shawnee Pottery opened in 1937 and produced fanciful household items and dinnerware. The Zanesville, Ohio, company introduced its Corn King line, featuring plates, mugs, teapots, and salt and pepper sets molded to resemble ears of corn in 1946. The items were originally premium giveaways. The company made the popular corn-shaped dinnerware under the Corn King or Corn Queen name until Shawnee closed in 1961.
- circa 1950
- Collections - Artifact
"Corn King" Mugs, circa 1950
Shawnee Pottery opened in 1937 and produced fanciful household items and dinnerware. The Zanesville, Ohio, company introduced its Corn King line, featuring plates, mugs, teapots, and salt and pepper sets molded to resemble ears of corn in 1946. The items were originally premium giveaways. The company made the popular corn-shaped dinnerware under the Corn King or Corn Queen name until Shawnee closed in 1961.
- "Corn King" Pitcher, circa 1950 - Shawnee Pottery opened in 1937 and produced fanciful household items and dinnerware. The Zanesville, Ohio, company introduced its Corn King line, featuring plates, mugs, teapots, and salt and pepper sets molded to resemble ears of corn in 1946. The items were originally premium giveaways. The company made the popular corn-shaped dinnerware under the Corn King or Corn Queen name until Shawnee closed in 1961.
- circa 1950
- Collections - Artifact
"Corn King" Pitcher, circa 1950
Shawnee Pottery opened in 1937 and produced fanciful household items and dinnerware. The Zanesville, Ohio, company introduced its Corn King line, featuring plates, mugs, teapots, and salt and pepper sets molded to resemble ears of corn in 1946. The items were originally premium giveaways. The company made the popular corn-shaped dinnerware under the Corn King or Corn Queen name until Shawnee closed in 1961.