I inherited my grandmother's vintage china; it is from the Homer Laughlin China Company and my research on line has given me a little history on my china pattern. It was made in 1937 and the pattern was discontinued sometime in 1942. I did a Google search from the stamp on the back of all the dishes. "Eggshell Nautilus USA D51N5" When I typed this in for a Google search it was the wrong pattern. So my question is what does the D51N5 indicate? It doesn't appear to be the pattern at all.
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Someone could probably help you if you post some pictures of your china and a close up of the pattern and markings. It is easy to post pictures to this same message.
I cannot tell you what the numbers mean if they do not match your Eggshell Nautilus but you may be able to send pictures of your china and a picture of the markings to Replacements for information.
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This is one pattern named Eggshell Nautilus -
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You may have to check out the pattern with Replacements as I can see the Eggshell Nautilus was a popular name with Homer Laughlin.
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Send the picture to replacements.com. They will identify it and give you a price to buy it from you.
D51N5 is the square salad plate in the Chateau pattern. I am looking to purchase 3 of those square plates. Email me if you can help with the search.
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