Paden City Pottery Shenandoah Ware "Golden Scepter" Yellow Rose Sugar Bowl Vintage Kitchen Utensil Measuring approximately 5 5/8" tall

Measuring approximately 5 5/8" tall x 6" front to back x 5 1/2" side to side

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first edition

[background information courtesy of the Henry Ford Museum

This beautiful ceramic vase was painted in Czechoslovakia just after the country declared independence from Austria-Hungary

Paden City Pottery Shenandoah Ware "Golden Scepter" Yellow Rose Sugar Bowl Vintage Kitchen Utensil Measuring approximately 5 5/8" tallPaden City Pottery Shenandoah Ware sugar bowl in "Golden Scepter" pattern. The perfect addition to a yellow rose inspired breakfast, brunch, or afternoon tea table! In the early 1900s, a group of Pittsburgh investors bought three farms owned by a man name Paden located near Sisterville, West Virginia for the purpose of creating a new industrial town. The town was named Paden City. The pottery, established in 1914, was the first industry in the new