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French-Saxon - Dinnerware

What began in Sebring, Ohio as the French China Company (circa 1900), eventually turned into the French-Saxon China Company. It was ultimately bought by the Royal China Company in 1984. Pieces of this china are difficult to find.

Pine Cone

It is easy to see how this pattern got its name. It has a cream background with a spray of pine cones and needles.

Yellow Corsage

French Saxon Yellow Corsage has a cream-colored background with yellow daisy-like flowers and green leaves.