{"id":4644,"date":"2021-04-09T01:54:36","date_gmt":"2021-04-09T01:54:36","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/dinnerwaremuseum.org\/main\/?page_id=4644"},"modified":"2021-04-09T01:54:36","modified_gmt":"2021-04-09T01:54:36","slug":"breakfast-3","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/dinnerwaremuseum.org\/main\/breakfast-3\/","title":{"rendered":"Breakfast 3"},"content":{"rendered":"

[Main Breakfast Page]<\/a>    <\/span>[On-line Catalogue of Juried and Invited Artists]<\/span><\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Breakfast<\/em><\/h1>\n

On-Line Exhibition Catalogue<\/h2>\n

Historical Work from the permanent collection of the International Museum of Dinnerware Design<\/h2>\n

This exhibition is a partnership between the International Museum of Dinnerware Design and the Washtenaw County Historical Society\u2019s Museum on Main Street.  <\/p>\n

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David Gilhooly (American, 1943-2013)
\nFrog Fruit Loops<\/em>, 2010
\nceramic
\nH: 4.5\u201d Diam: 7.25\u201d
\nIMoDD 2019.167 Museum Purchase<\/p>\n

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Kellogg\u2019s Rice Krispies individual lined serving box that can serve as a bowl,
\nstill full of rice krispies, dated 1963 and 1960
\n(rice krispies have been removed 3\/27\/21)
\ncardboard
\nL: 4\u201d W: 2.75\u201d Depth: 1.25\u201d
\nIMoDD 2019.180, 2021.7 Museum Purchases<\/p>\n

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Jackson China Company, Durable Dish Company, Falls Creek, Pennsylvania (1914-1985)
\nRoy Lichtenstein, designer (American, 1923-1997)
\nplace setting, 1966
\nwhiteware with stencil decoration, glazed
\nPromised Gift of Susanne and John Stephenson<\/p>\n

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Robeson Rochester Corp., Rochester, New York
\nFraunfelter China, Zanesville, Ohio, 1923-1939
\nArt Deco Royal Rochester Modernistic <\/em>waffle iron with cord, ca. 1928
\nchina, hand-painted, and chrome with electrical components
\nH:  5\u201d L: 11.5\u201d Base Diam: 9.75\u201d
\nwaffle iron marked in metal base: Royal Rochester Robeson Rochester Corp. Rochester, NY 110-120 v \u2013 640 w F-7475 Pat. Appl\u2019d for
\nIMoDD 2018.86 Museum Purchase<\/p>\n

Robeson Rochester Corp., Rochester, New York
\nFraunfelter China, Zanesville, Ohio, 1923-1939
\nHall China Co., East Liverpool, Ohio (for Forman Bros.)
\nArt Deco Royal Rochester Modernistic <\/em>syrup, ca. 1928
\nchina, hand-painted and chrome (and some electrical parts)
\nsyrup H: 6.25\u201d
\nmarked: Royal Rochester hand-painted Fraunfelter China Ohio
\nIMoDD 2018,64 Gift of Judith and Martin Schwartz<\/p>\n

Fraunfelter China, Ohio
\nRoyal Rochester hand-painted Modernistic <\/em>Art Deco batter bowl
\nchina, hand-painted
\nH: 4.75\u201d Diam: 7.5\u201d
\nmarked: Fraunfelter China Ohio\/Royal Rochester hand-painted
\nIMoDD 2019.182 Museum Purchase<\/p>\n

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Josh Owen (American, b. 1970), designer
\nKikkerland Design, Inc., manufacturer and produced in China
\nMagnito <\/em>Magnetic Salt & Pepper Shaker Set, designed 2004
\nfood-safe PVC
\neach H: 2.5\u201d Diam: 3.5\u201d
\nbox H: 5\u201d W: 3.5\u201d
\nmarked: \u201cS\u201d \u201cP\u201d
\nIMoDD 2020.97 Gift of the Designer<\/p>\n

Josh Owen (American, b. 1970), designer
\nKikkerland Design, Inc., manufacturer and produced in China
\nMini Magnito <\/em>Magnetic Salt & Pepper Shaker Set, 2006
\nfood-safe PVC
\nH: 1.25\u201d  Diam:  2.125\u201d
\nmarked: \u201cS\u201d \u201cP\u201d
\nIMoDD 2020.98 Gift of the Designer<\/p>\n

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green Uranium\/Vaseline glass breakfast juice pitcher and juice glass set, cream and sugar, coffee cake stand, juicer, set of juice tumblers, chicken on a basket container, ashtray, syrups, shaker, mixing bowl, pressed glass, 1930s-
\nIMoDD Museum Purchases and juicer, IMoDD 2019.179 Gift of Megan Wolfe<\/p>\n

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ivory Bakelite Art Deco 4-slice toast rack, 1930s
\nBakelite
\nH: 3.25\u201d L:  5.5\u201d W:  3\u201d
\nmark:  none
\nIMoDD 2020.19 Museum Purchase<\/p>\n

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Hazel Atlas Company, established 1902
\nFederal Tool Corporation, Chicago, established 1925
\nEva Zeisel, designer (b. Hungary, 1906-2011)
\npressed glass bulbous-bodied syrup dispenser with pressed ribbon pattern, and blue plastic and metal top, 1947
\npressed glass, plastic, metal
\nH: 8\u201d Diam: 4\u201d 32 ounce
\nMark: pressed Federal Tool Corp Chicago 5112 F7 Hazel Atlas logo
\nIMoDD 2020.162 Museum Purchase<\/p>\n

Hazel Atlas Company, established 1902
\nFederal Tool Corporation, Chicago, established 1925
\nEva Zeisel, designer (b. Hungary, 1906-2011)
\npressed glass bulbous-bodied syrup dispenser with pressed ribbon pattern, and brown plastic and metal top, 1947
\npressed glass, plastic, metal
\nH: 5.5\u201d Diam: 3.25\u201d 14 ounce
\nMark: pressed \u201cA\u201d in a circle and \u201c4\u201d on base
\nIMoDD 2020.163 Museum Purchase<\/p>\n

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Hazel Atlas Company, established 1902, or Anchor Hocking
\npressed glass syrup dispenser with hinged tin top, circa 1915
\nglass, tin
\nH: 6\u201d
\nmark: faint pressed Hazel Atlas logo or unmarked
\nIMoDD 2020.168, 2020.169, 2020.170 Museum Purchases
\nLanders, Frary & Clark, New Britain, Connecticut (1865-1965)<\/p>\n

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Universal Art Deco toaster, model no. E722, the bread enters the toaster via the side of the toaster, with original cord (it works), 1930
\nchrome, metal, plastic
\nH: 7.5\u201d L w\/o cord: 7.5\u201d W: 5.5\u201d
\nmark: \u201cUniversal,\u201d etc. metal label on base
\nIMoDD 2020.259 Museum Purchase<\/p>\n

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Standard Electric Mfg. Co., Toronto, Canada
\nStandard Electric Art Deco toaster T60, with toaster opening on each side like wings, 1940
\nchrome, metal
\nH: 8\u201d L: 7.5\u201d W: 4.75\u201d
\nmark: \u201cStandard Electric, etc.\u201d on base
\nIMoDD 2020.260 Museum Purchase<\/p>\n

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Hall China, East Liverpool, Ohio (1903-2021)
\nEva Zeisel, designer (born Hungary 1906-2011)
\nselection of Hall China Hallcraft Tomorrow\u2019s Classic <\/em>White <\/em>dinnerware, 1950s
\nsemi vitreous body, glazed
\nmark: \u201cHallcraft by Eva Zeisel Made in U.S.A. by Hall China Co.\u201d
\nIMoDD Museum Purchases<\/p>\n

Hall China Company, East Liverpool, Ohio (1903-2021)
\nEva Zeisel, designer (American, b. Budapest 1906-2011)
\n4 white Hallcraft Tomorrow\u2019s Classic <\/em>egg cups, 1950s
\nchina, glazed
\nH: 4.25\u201d L: 3\u201d W: 2.5\u201d
\nmark: none     
\nIMoDD 2021.8 Museum Purchase<\/p>\n

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Quaker Oats   
\nDionne Quintuplets cereal bowl, ca. 1936
\n(offered by Quaker Oats)
\nchrome
\nDiam: 5.75\u201d   
\nIMoDD 2012.79 Gift of Margaret Carney and Bill Walker<\/p>\n

Dionne Quintuplet framed photograph and six spoons
\nCarlton silverplate spoons with the names of Yvonne, Marie, Cecile, Annette (2), and Emilie
\nspoon length:  6\u201d
\nframed photograph: 13\u201d x 8.75\u201d
\nIMoDD 2014.89 Museum Purchase<\/p>\n

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Ad for Dionne Quintuplets birthday bowl
\n\u201cSend for this gift! Dionne \u2018Quints\u2019 birthday bowl\u201d
\npaper, ink
\n3\u201d x 7\u201d
\nIMoDD 2014.34 Museum Purchase<\/p>\n

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