Grapevine Ceramic Reamer Juice & Pitcher, Blue and White, 1920s-1930s Japan Gardening for Children Paden City Pottery Shenandoah Ware

Paden City Pottery Shenandoah Ware salad plate set of eight in the "Golden Scepter" pattern

co-owner Reuben Sand refused a fee

This last piece of information indicates a date in the mid-1950s

It is not noticeable on display but can be felt when running a finger under the ruffle

The factory

Grapevine Ceramic Reamer Juice & Pitcher, Blue and White, 1920s-1930s Japan Gardening for Children Paden City Pottery Shenandoah WareGrapevine Ceramic Reamer & Pitcher Set. This lovely reamer (aka juicer) with pitcher was designed and manufactured during the prewar years in Japan. Likely dating to the late 1920s early 1930s, this piece would make the perfect addition to a blue and white kitchen with its grapevine pattern and blue accents. Ceramic reamers, exported from Japan and sold at reasonable prices across the United States, were common in households across America throughout