Deanna by Knowles
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 The Deanna shape was first made by Knowles in the late 1930s and into the 1950s. Round shape with a narrow band of rings at the rim and on the handles and finals of the hollowware. Made in solid colors, terra tan body, hand-painted plaid treatments, and
with decals. The flatware (plates and bowls) as well as the shakers were used with other lines namely Beverly and Aladdin. The double egg cups were also picked up by several other shapes. Deanna is usually marked with general Knowles backstamp.
- Demitasse Cup and Saucer
- Oval Baker
- 36s Bowl
- Open Butter
- Covered Casserole
- Chop Plate
- Coaster
- Coupe Soup
- Creamer
- 11" Platter
- 13" Platter
- 15" Platter
- Double Egg Cup
- Fruit Cup
- Cereal Bowl
- Lug Soup
- 9" Nappy
- 10" Nappy
- Pepper Shaker
- Salt Shaker
- Pickle/Relish
- 10" Plate
- 9" Plate
- 8" Plate
- 7" Plate
- 6" Plate
- Sauceboat
- Covered Sugar
- Teacup and Saucer
- Teapot
- Handled Tray (not shown)
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Creamer in Red |
Assorted Flatware |
Shakers in pastel glazes |
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Denna Plaid examples from the 1950s. |
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This pink Deanna sugar is unusual in that it has the backstamp:
“El Rio” Ware, East Liverpool, Ohio. It is over the glaze and very worn. |
Deanna plate and platter |
Deanna handled tray |
Denna Egg Cups
Courtesy: Carl & Fran Stone |
"Garden Boquet" plate
also appears on Yorktown |
Advertisement for Terra Tan on the Deanna shape |
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Hollywood Pastels ensemble ad from June 1947. The dishes are Knowles' Deanna shape in plastel glazes.
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