The fifties and sixties were all about plastics. Here are the sugar bowl and a serving dish that were used in my home when I was a kid growing up in that era. I love the colors.
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2 Responses to “Mid-Century Texas Ware “Plastics””
I love all the vintage plastic and Melmac dishes, serving pieces, cups, anything. The colors were always great and God knows I love the sound of the pieces touching each other.
Are these the only pieces left from your childhood? I’m thinking the whole set is lurking around somewhere.
I never had any Texas Ware pieces but have a ton of other brands of mixed pieces.
Mark Milligan
I guess we load you tubes differently than we used to. Sorry about the dupe! I thought I’d taken one of the off before I hit the fail safe button.
No this was it. I remember a yellow creamer, but it’s long gone, I think. The good news is, my cousin is buying Mom’s house as a place to (hide from the police?) hang out, so we’re just leaving a lot of stuff there for him to be able to use when he holes up in rural Nebraska. So I will have more time to rummage through cupboards sometime this winter when he’s not there because someone has to check on things periodically when he’s back in North Carolina.
Allee Willis
I love all the vintage plastic and Melmac dishes, serving pieces, cups, anything. The colors were always great and God knows I love the sound of the pieces touching each other.
Are these the only pieces left from your childhood? I’m thinking the whole set is lurking around somewhere.
I never had any Texas Ware pieces but have a ton of other brands of mixed pieces.
Mark Milligan
I guess we load you tubes differently than we used to. Sorry about the dupe! I thought I’d taken one of the off before I hit the fail safe button.
No this was it. I remember a yellow creamer, but it’s long gone, I think. The good news is, my cousin is buying Mom’s house as a place to (hide from the police?) hang out, so we’re just leaving a lot of stuff there for him to be able to use when he holes up in rural Nebraska. So I will have more time to rummage through cupboards sometime this winter when he’s not there because someone has to check on things periodically when he’s back in North Carolina.