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Esquire Cup and saucer in Queen Anne's Lace design
Platter and bowls in Grass
The sauceboat in Botanica
| When the Esquire glazes are hard and slightly glossy, they can be extremely attractive. The subtle patterns of Esquire don't appeal to everyone. Nor, as you can see, do they photograph easily. However, many of the shapes are extremely appealing. |
| The Esquire Designs |
| Follow these links for more information about the Esquire patterns |
Solar |
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Snowflower |
| There ARE some other patterns, including "Fern" and "Mayfair," which may have been produced in Canada and marked "Sovereign Potteries." Keep your eyes open for these hard-to-find examples! |
 Quick navigation to all Esquire pieces of which we have photos:
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| Date Introduced | Date Discontinued | Manufacturer | Location |
| 1955 | 1962 | Edwin Knowles China | Ohio |
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