Vintage 1920s Crooksville Ivora Floral Covered Dish Tureen circa 1927 towle Huibert's ability to capture the

Huibert's ability to capture the natural essence and simplicity of a flower using bold colors and simple settings caught the attention of many art admirers over the course of his long career

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That company he sold in the late 1990s but remained on the board as an active participant until just a few years before his death in 2003

Vintage 1920s Crooksville Ivora Floral Covered Dish Tureen circa 1927 towle Huibert's ability to capture the{HISTORY} Made in Crooksville, Ohio in 1927 or just after, this vintage Crooksville China Co. covered dish was the trendiest of trendsetters when it came to emerging dishware designs of the late 1920s. Part of Crooksville's Ivora series, it features an ivory body, an elegant shape, and a colorful floral pattern on both the lid and the base. In 1927, Crooksville launched their Ivora series focusing on innovative designs and dynamic color palettes set