Name this pattern and is it Homer Laughlin?

by Cindy
(Lebanon, PA USA)

pitcher

pitcher

pitcher covered dish with stage on the bottom

These two pieces appear to match however, the covered dish is older I believe with lots of crazing. They both say semi-vitreous and East Liverpool. The covered dish has a stag but the other one has a different mark. The pitcher also has numbers in gold on the bottom.

What is the name of this pattern and is it Homer Laughlin?

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May 25, 2012
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starstarstarstarstar 		Still looking for clues
by: C. Templin

I finally broke down and bought these two pieces. Now I can give more information since I can examine the bottoms of both pieces. The lidded dish has a picture of a stag on the bottom and it says W&C Co. trade mark. Semi-vitreous opaque china.

The second piece has a different mark altogether. Looks sort of like a crown and in the top it says: Semi-vitreous porcelain, in the middle of the mark it says USA, and underneath the mark its says East Liverpool Potteries Co. It also has this mark which I assume is date and place marks #35.40 the last digit is marred so a zero is my best guess.
May 10, 2012
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starstarstarstarstar 		Not Sure Meaning of "British" in Previous Comment
by: Rob from Brothers-Handmade

Not sure why previous commenter mentioned British.

Homer Laughlin was from East Liverpool, OH.
Apr 25, 2012
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starstarstarstarstar 		def not homer lauglin
by: Anonymous

Goodness.... Homer Laughlin is an American company -- not British!

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