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Steubenville Pottery Company - Dinnerware

The Steubenville Pottery Company was founded in 1879 and named after its location, Steubenville, Ohio. When the company closed in 1959, all its molds were bought by Canonsburg Pottery. Older pieces are the most collectible.

American Modern

American Modern was designed by Russel Wright and produced by Steubenville from 1939 to 1959. The dinnerware came in a wide variety of colors.

Family Affair

The Steubenville pattern , Family Affair, features a pair of chickens.

Trend

Steubenville Trend looks to be an old-fashioned pattern. The background is cream with a floral print and red trim.

Unknown Monticello

Steubenville not only produced dinnerware for their own sales but also for distributors such as Herman C. Kupper. Most, if not all, of the Monticello line was produced for Herman C. Kupper.

Unknown Steubenville

Like so many china companies, Steubenville did not mark the pattern name on their dinnerware. I have been unsuccessful in identifying this pattern. It is fine china with a cream backround and a border of gold filigree.

Woodfield

The Steubenville Woodfield design is a simple leaf shape. The pieces came in various solid colors.