Homer Laughlin Golden Harvest Service for 6- Dinner Plates 10 1/8, Rim Cereal Bowls 6 3/4, Individual Open Soup 5", Gravy Boat, Covered Sugar Bowl, Covered Butter Dish, Creamer, Pepper Shaker

Warm yellow and harvest brown move through this American service with the easy familiarity of an autumn kitchen. Homer Laughlin made Golden Harvest from approximately 1970 to 1985, and this group serves six with dinner plates, rimmed cereal bowls, and open soup bowls, then extends the pattern into a gravy boat, covered sugar bowl, covered butter dish, creamer, and pepper shaker. Those serving pieces make the ensemble feel gathered over time rather than a simple stack of plates—a hallmark of curated collections that tell a story. The breadth of the group means you're not simply buying dinnerware; you're acquiring the foundation for a complete table narrative, the kind that luxury collectors recognize as rare in the secondary market. One cereal bowl and the open soup bowls have small photographed chips; the remaining pieces are in excellent condition. The honest wear belongs to objects made for regular meals, objects that have already proven their worth across decades.