Hall Camellia Windshield Teapot Without Lid This Hall China teapot is in the Windshield shape, first issued in 1941. The color looks maroon but it's actually the softer, lighter Camellia color. It is missing its lid but is in like new condition otherwise with no chips, flakes, cracks, or scratches. It has one pinprick factory glaze miss under the spout, which is common for Hall pieces of this era. With it's graceful, Moderne-Deco pitcher-like shape, it displays beautifully even without the lid.

Circa: 1941
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Hall China  

Hall China Rose White 2.5 Quart Covered Casserole This 1930s round covered casserole was made by Hall China Company in their Rose White pattern, realistic pink wild rose blossoms on an off-white background. The casserole is 8" diameter at the center, about 10" from handle to handle, and just over 4" deep to the rim. Marked on the underside Hall's Superior Quality Kitchenware, Made In U.S.A., Rose White 658. There's a bit of wear to the platinum band trim around the rim of the lid, otherwise in excellent condition with no chips, flakes, hairlines, or decal wear.

Circa: 1930s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Hall China  

Hall Waverly Yellow Rose Dripolator Coffee Pot This 1930s Drip-o-lator coffee pot was made by Hall China for the Enterprise Aluminum Company. It looks like a large teapot to me, but it apparently once had a metal brewing basket for making coffee that fit the top of the pot. The almost Art Deco shape is called Waverly, the peach and yellow roses pattern on both sides was called Yellow Rose (other Hall pieces were made in this pattern).

The pot is 7" high to the top of the lid, nearly 11" wide from spout to handle. On the inside bottom are these instructions printed in gold: "For piping hot coffee preheat with hot water. Do not place over open flame". It's in excellent condition with no chips, flakes, cracks or crazing. There are some tiny silver marks to the glaze below the base of the spout, just rub wear where it came into contact with metal during storage. These can usually be removed with a powdered cleanser like Barkeeper's Friend but they're not that noticeable.

Circa: 1930s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Hall China for Enterprise Aluminum