Pfaltzgraff pottery has operated in Pennsylvania since the early 1900s. Pfaltzgraff started producing kitchenware in the 1930s. Pfaltzgraff pottery marketed their first dinnerware called Gourmet Royale around 1950. Pfaltzgraff Village was a pattern featuring a brown stenciled tulip. Pfaltzgraff Village has been discontinued. Pfaltzgraff Village came in an extensive variety of pieces including matching glassware, linens and copper. That fact makes it popular with vintage dinnerware collectors. Pfaltzgraff Yorktowne is similar to Pfaltzgraff Village, but features a a denim blue flower.
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