The "Louella" pattern by Pope-Gosser is a vintage, mid-20th-century fine china featuring a cottage-style floral motif. It was produced by the Pope-Gosser China Company, which was founded in Coshocton, Ohio, in 1902 by Bentley Pope and Charles F. Gosser
Highly collectible, dinnerware sets—often featuring crazing due to age—are commonly sought after by vintage china enthusiasts.
The "Louella" pattern is characterized by spring wreath motifs, a flower basket, and a mix of delicate pink roses and blue and yellow flowers with gold trim.
10 cups
12 dinners plates
12 dessert plates
12 cup plates
7 soup bowls
1 gravy bowel
2 large platters
2 large serving bowls