PFALTZGRAFF YORKTOWNE STONEWARE Lg Soup Tureen & Lid (#160Y) Old Castle Mark USA For Sale

Pfaltzgraff Yorktowne Stoneware Large Soup Tureen & Lid (#160Y)Old Castle Mark ~ made in the U.S.A.
This is a wonderful Vintage Stoneware Soup Tureen in the Yorktowne Pattern by Pfaltzgraff and would be a great addition to your Yorktowne table!
VINTAGE PFALTZGRAFF YORKTOWNE LARGE SOUP TUREEN & LID (No. 160Y)~This sale is for a wonderful vintage Pfaltzgraff soup tureen with a notched lid and tab handles. This is one of the earlier productions of Pfaltzgraff Yorktowne as evidenced by the large castle mark with the letter \"P\" inside that is impressed on the bottom.This mark was usedbefore 1977. This Soup Tureen has been discontinued.The tureen measures approximately 8 inches tall from the top of the lid to the bottom and about 10 inches wide from handle to handle. It has an open slot for a ladle. (No ladle included.) It is quite heavy weighing a little over 5 pounds.From the Estate of a Prolific Collector who collected rather than used.

• In Very Good Vintage Condition (Bright & Shiny)- has a very tiny chip on the underside of the base that can barely be seen and does not affect use at all - shown with arrow in last photo
• Please see all photographs as they are an important part of the description
• The blue flowers are on both front and back of this soup tureen.
• We have many more vintagePFALTZGRAFFpieces ~ please seeBarbara\'s Backdoor Store
• Selling for: $39.95 +Shippingon Replacements site
• Height: (with lid): 8 inches
• Height: (without lid: 6 inches
• Depth: 5-3/4 inches
• Width (handle tip - handle tip):9-3/4 inches
• Diameter rim to rim: 8 inches
• Base Diameter: 6-1/2 inches
• Weight: 5 lbs., 4 oz. (without packaging)
• Will be very carefully packaged and shipped to you via USPS Mail, UPS or Federal Express

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Pfaltzgraff Stoneware was inspired from early American salt glazed pottery. The Pfaltzgraff Company wasfurtherinspired by their own original crocks and jugs fromthe classic Yorktowne Stoneware Collection which was introduced in 1967 to honor the town of York, Pennsylvania. With its distinctive smooth light gray glaze and deep blue hand-applied art, this remains a classic and one of the most desirable patterns.