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Taylor, Smith & Taylor - Dinnerware

The Taylor, Smith and Taylor Company began in Chester, West Virginia around 1900. The mark of Taylor, Smith and Taylor was discontinued in 1973 when Anchor Hocking bought out the company. I only carry a few of the T,S&T patterns.

Boutonniere

Taylor, Smith and Taylor Boutonniere has an off-white background with a spray of Bachelor Button Flowers.

Granite

Taylor, Smith & Taylor's Granite pattern is so named because it does resemble a piece of granite. The pattern has a colored background with little specks in it.

Jamaica Bay

Jamaica Bay is one of Taylor, Smith & Taylor's Colorcraft designs. It consists of a ring of green and blue geometric designs on a white background.

Lazy Daisy

Taylor, Smith and Taylor's Lazy Daisy pattern has a brown underside. The top is an avocado green with white daisies.

Luray

Probably the most collectible Taylor, Smith and Taylor pattern is the Luray series. These were solid-colored dinnerware in various pastel colors.

Marble

Taylor, Smith and Taylor's Marble pattern is from their Pebbleford line. It features a white speckled background with a garland of blue and green squiggles.

Pebbleford

The Pebbleford pattern by Taylor, Smith and Taylor came is a wide variety of colors, each one a solid color with speckles.

Versatile

Not specializing in Taylor, Smith and Taylor dinnerware, I am not sure if Versatile is a pattern name or the name of a line of dinnerware.

Wheat

Taylor, Smith & Taylor's Wheat pattern closely resembles that of Homer Laughlin's Golden Wheat. The main difference is the number of wheat stalks.