Favored and remarkable designs from our long-established vintage Halloween tableware collection representing the high watermark of condition and rarity.
We periodically add photographs as we maintain our archive.
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- These coved luncheon plates were designed and manufactured by the C.A. Reed Company of Williamsport, Pennsylvania although largely credited and acknowledged as Beach & Arthur, Inc., of Indianapolis, Indiana. They first appeared in their 1933 Dealer catalog. I rank this design high among my all-time favorites. The similarities in style and technique are easily mistaken for Beach & Arthur. The imagery is exquisite and the symmetry is on par. Notwithstanding their misidentification, the design is equal in importance and quality and should continue to be valued as such.
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- Coved luncheon and dessert plate, USA, C.A. Reed Company of Williamsport, Pennsylvania, 1933-1936, first appeared in their 1933 Dealer catalog, luncheon: 8″ square, dessert: 6” square. This was sold with stock number 308-H and 306-H respectively.
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- Luncheon napkin, USA, C.A. Reed Company of Williamsport, Pennsylvania, 1933-1936, first appeared in their 1933 Dealer catalog, 13.5” square (opened). This was sold with stock number 311-H.
