Gorgeous vintage 1960's Metlox ? Poppytrail ? Vernon 5pc red rooster coffee/tea pot lid, plus cream and sugar bowl set with lid set! Crafted in the USA, this stunning poppy orange'ish red colorway with cocoa brown highlight details is perfect to serve up a pop of color to a koffee klatch with the girls or any festive gathering to bring the authentic retro vibes! Whimsy style with swirl design on sugar lid, sleek faux rivet design on bodies and lid, plus large wide grip handles on each. Creamer and sugar dish hold 8oz each. Whimsy style with swirl design on lid, sleek faux rivet design on body and lid, plus large wide grip handle. Pot holds up to 5 cups (40oz) of your favorite bevy's. Weighted (over 4lbs combined) pot is solid piece of pottery and ready to bring the glam to any mid mod inspired home! Matching cream and sugar set to this Metlox treasure as well and happy to combine shipping if you can't live without them too! Metlox Potteries of Manhattan Beach, California, operated between 1927 and 1989 as a manufacturer of a wide range of dinnerware and art ware products. An early iteration of the company, Proutyline Products Company, was founded by the Prouty family in 1921. Proutyline built a manufacturing plant in Hermosa Beach, California, and produced architectural tile under the brand Hermosa Tile. Theodor (T.C.) Prouty and his son Willis were avid inventors with over 70 patents credited to them. Among their patents was a design for a tunnel kiln in 1925, which allowed them to dramatically increase tile production. In 1926, the Proutys sold their factory to Ohio-based American Encaustic Tiling Company. In 1927, they founded Metlox Manufacturing Company as a division of Proutyline. The name Metlox is a concatenation of ?metal oxide,? a generic term for materials used in the ceramics process. Metlox began production in a new plant at 1200 Morningside Drive near downtown Manhattan Beach (the location has since been turned into a shopping mall that retains the Metlox name). Metlox?s early production included ceramic bases for neon signs: the famous Pantages theater in Hollywood boasts a Metlox-manufactured marquee. Like many potteries specializing in commercial production, business began to dramatically slow in the early 1930s. Looking for ways to stay in business, Metlox cast their eye on the popular color-ware dinnerware lines being produced by J.A. Bauer Sons and retooled their manufacturing facility for dinnerware production. There?s some dispute about when they started production, but Metlox?s most prominent color-ware line, the ?Poppy Trail? 200 series started in 1934. Pot is in excellent condition! No chips, dings or pings! Creamer does have a fleabite in the handle rim (easy to touch up if desired) The usual tiny pre-loved light surface wear or light crazing here or there from years of adding flair to Betty's kitchen table gossip klatch with the girls, but nothing that distracts from this swell Metlox treasure! Please see enlarged pics for best description and details. Approximate size: 11" tall with the lid about 9" from end of spout to end of handle ? Creamer: 3-2/8" tall by 5-3/4 from spout to end of handle ? Creamer: 5-1/2" tall with lid by 6-3/4" wide handle to handle ? Weight: 4lbs 8oz before (5pc combined) packing materials and shipping box Cosmic Pop values our excellent reputation as sellers and try our very best to honestly portray the condition of our items through our descriptions and multi photographs. Please enlarge our photos for the best details, they are a huge part of the item description. Though we have come along way over the last 25+ years, we are not a professional photographers, but strive for the best clarity and detail of each item. Please note colors may slightly differ than that shown in pictures due to lighting and/or from our computer screen to your computer screen. After so may years of recycling history, we do not claim to be experts in all things mid century, but we do research every item we sell and try to accurately describe it's condition to our buyers. We welcome all of your questions and do our best to respond promptly. We are always eager to learn something new about the history of a piece, so feel free to share any additional information you might have. Please note that 99% of our items are antique, vintage or retro (from the 1920's to the 1990's) so any of the typical preloved surface wear will commensurate with age unless otherwise noted. We purchase from estate sales, individuals, flea markets and antique stores. 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