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Vintage Pfaltzgraff Yorketowne Stoneware

May 13, 2021

In this week’s edition of Thrift Store Thursday, I’m sharing Pfaltzgraff Yorketowne stoneware.

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Vintage Pfaltzgraff Yorketowne Stoneware On Rockwood Lane

In this week’s edition of Thrift Store Thursday, I’m sharing all about Pfaltzgraff Yorketowne stoneware, a cream colored piece featuring a blue floral image, and on some pieces, a thin blue stripe.

I think this set is incredible, and I just LOVE the combination of colors and simple pattern. The quality is outstanding, and holds up very well.

I found a few bags containing all of my pieces, and I was a bit sad to see a few pieces were scratched, and chipped and one mug foot was broken – some of the damage being because it was stored in bags, rather than a box, while the scratches were clearly from being used – this is understandable but the chips and broken pieces is disappointing.

When I pulled out all of the pieces, and looked at them, I ended up with a much smaller selection of items, so instead of being able to set a table, I ended with a more random selection, which you’ll see in a bit.

About the Pfaltzgraff Yorketowne Stoneware

According to Replacements, Ltd, the Pfaltzgraff Yorketowne pattern “was introduced in 1967 to honor the town of York, Pennsylvania”, and discontinued in 2007.

The Yorketowne pattern is well known so you can easily search for “pfaltzgraff yorketowne”, and find a huge array. Add in the specific item you’re looking for, and you’ll see get lucky with your search.

Pfaltzgraff Yorktowne Collection  Vintage Retired image 0

There are even listings for bundles if you’re interested in a set, like this 80 piece set from GotGlassandMore on Etsy…

Vintage Pfaltzgraff Yorktowne Dinnerware 24 Piece Set for 4 image 0

… this 24 piece set from ParkwoodTreasures on Etsy…

Image 01 - Huge Vintage 52 Piece Pfaltzgraff Yorktowne Blue Dishes - Excellent Condition

… or this 52 piece set from see*and*ye*shall*find on eBay.

How to Price Pfaltzgraff Yorketowne Stoneware

I have each one individually listed because there is a better chance of selling, rather than as a set because some folks might only want two for gifting or for them and their significant other, or maybe they just need one to complete their set because one broke many years ago.

Vintage Pfaltzgraff Yorketowne Footed Coffee Mugs, On Rockwood Lane

These Footed Mugs range from $5 – 9 (with some even higher). Mine are priced at $6 each.

Vintage Pfaltzgraff Yorketowne Spoon Rest, On Rockwood Lane

This is a spoon rest. I really like the heart that’s at the top – it’s a sweet touch. I found some of these in the $30 range, and a few of them listed for $50! Since mine was slightly worn, I priced mine at $30.

Vintage Pfaltzgraff Yorktowne Teddy Bear Spoon Rest image 0

I also wanted to share this adorable teddy bear spoon rest I found in search! It’s a rare find – I only found two listings for them. You can find this one in the StandpipeAntiques shop on Etsy for only $12.

Vintage Pfaltzgraff Yorketowne Vegetable Serving Bowl, On Rockwood Lane

This vegetable serving bowl is about 8.5″, and a short bowl. It ranges from $12 – $25. I have mine priced at $15.

Vintage Pfaltzgraff Yorketowne Heart Serving Bowl, On Rockwood Lane

This heart shaped bowl is really beautiful! It’s a tall bowl that can be used for serving, but would also be perfect for some filler balls or bon bons and used as decor. While the price for this bowl ranges, I found that the average is $15, which is what I priced mine at.

Vintage Pfaltzgraff yorktowne heart shaped quiche dish image 0

I wanted to share this gorgeous heart quiche dish I found in search. You can find this in VirginiasChinaCloset for $25.

Pfaltzgraff Pottery  Yorktowne Pattern  Stacking Heart image 0

And I also found a listing for nesting heart bowls in the StorageFindTreasures shop for $28. Just looking at the stamp, the smaller one appears to be newer, but what a great set to have!

Vintage Pfaltzgraff Yorketowne Enamel Nesting Bowls, On Rockwood Lane

I have a set of three of these enamel nesting bowls. They’re supposed to be mixing bowls, but the inside of the ones I have are distressed as is the outside of them in some spots – you can see on the bottom right. It looks like it is supposed to be like that, and make really fantastic decorative bowls! They are shaped more like baking pans.

I only found one listing for these exact bowls – right here in the mainstreetstore on eBay for $23, and it’s only for 2 of them, but they are in great condition without the distressing.

Image 2 -  Pfaltzgraff Yorktowne 3 Piece Nesting Enamel Metal Mixing Bowls

In my searching, I also found a set of enamel mixing bowls shaped like mixing bowls in the dennycsr shop on eBay for $18. These have some distressing.

Vintage Pfaltzgraff Yorketowne Stoneware displayed on a shelf, On Rockwood Lane

I have a few other pieces that I didn’t get good individual photos of, but you can see them here on my shelf…

The top row has two different casserole dishes with lids. One of them has handles on the sides, and the other one doesn’t.

The one of the left is without handles, and I was only able to find ones matching this on Mercari. Looks like it ranges from $13 – $15. Mine was scratched up inside, so I listed it for just $5.

The one of the right is with handles, and is much more popular – see all the options on Etsy. It’s a 2 quart casserole dish, and it ranges from $25 – $45. I priced mine at $25.

Vintage Pfaltzgraff Yorktowne Dinnerware Yorktowne Soup Cereal image 0

I had to share this listing I found in search. It’s for 4 soup bowls with lids that look exactly like the casserole dish. How cute?! You can get them from ParkwoodTreasures for $66.

Vintage Pfaltzgraff Yorktowne Covered Soup Tureen with Ladle image 0

There is also a soup tureen that looks exactly like the casserole dish but footed. You can get one from VagabondVin for $78.

Image 1 - Lot of 3 Pfaltzgraff Yorktown Nesting Mixing Bowls Vintage USA Castle Mark

The bowl on the right of my shelf is a large mixing bowl, and it ranges from $17 – $30. With scratches on the inside of my bowl, I priced it at $5. You can also get it in a set of three, like this one from bb11565 on eBay for $50.

The last piece you can see on my shelf you haven’t seen already is the sugar bowl with lid. They range from $9 – $14. I priced mine at $10.

Pfaltzgraff Yorktowne Stoneware Creamer and Covered Sugar Bowl image 0

If you’d like a sugar and cream set, I found this one from RediscoveredRoots on Etsy for $28.

Vintage Pfaltzgraff Yorketowne Stoneware on Etsy, On Rockwood Lane

There is so many other great pieces from the Pfaltzgraff Yorketowne collection. You can check them all out on Etsy right here!

Vintage Pfaltzgraff Yorketowne Stoneware displayed on a dining table, On Rockwood Lane

The first time I took my collection to my booth, since I didn’t have any china, I set all the pieces up on my dining table.

Vintage Pfaltzgraff Yorketowne Stoneware displayed on a shelf, On Rockwood Lane

The following week, I moved them to my bookshelf so I could set the table with china.

Vintage Pfaltzgraff Yorketowne Stoneware On Rockwood Lane

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Comments

  1. Carrie @ Curly Crafty Mom says

    May 13, 2021 at 1:00 pm

    Wow! There is quite an extensive collection. I love the teddy bear ladle and the tart dish!

    Carrie
    curlycraftymom.com

    Reply
    • Alexandra says

      June 25, 2021 at 6:13 pm

      Yes! There are so many awesome pieces available. I wish I had the budget to buy it all! I love the print.

      Reply
      • Carol ParkEslinger says

        January 22, 2022 at 5:17 pm

        I have 28 different pieces, bowls, plates, platter, butter dish, and even the big pitcher too.
        But I don’t know where to sell them bc I just don’t have any more room for stuff. Can someone give me any ideas? Please.
        Thank you,
        Carol

        Reply
        • Alexandra says

          January 22, 2022 at 5:34 pm

          You can have a garage sale, or get a table at a local flea, vintage or farmers market. Online opens the doors for selling too. Some platforms include eBay, Etsy, Mercari, and Facebook marketplace.

          Reply
  2. Allie Mackin says

    May 13, 2021 at 8:22 pm

    I know this is such a classic. It is so weird but there is a broken pitcher with this design by the train station and I walk by it everyday I did a double take when I first saw it.

    Allie of
    http://www.allienyc.com

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    • Alexandra says

      June 30, 2021 at 8:44 pm

      That is so interesting! Neat that it’s the same. Funny how things work out like that.

      Reply
  3. Ann says

    May 17, 2021 at 9:45 am

    Oh, my…We had that Yorktowne pattern for years. Started with a wedding gift in 1977…and grew and grew. Living near York, PA there was an outlet and I had every piece you show…and then some. Sold most of it at a yard sale when we downsized, gave some to nieces for dorm use…I had service for 20!!! Now, I have plain white dishes…but kept a few of the pedestal mugs. Enjoy your new dishes!

    Reply
    • Alexandra says

      June 30, 2021 at 8:46 pm

      WOW! That is so awesome! One of my friends is from PA, and was actually telling me about the outlet. Wish I could have seen it.

      Reply
  4. Katrina says

    May 17, 2021 at 4:00 pm

    Love this entire collection…so vintage

    Reply
    • Alexandra says

      June 30, 2021 at 8:45 pm

      Yes!! I just love it. I would love to have all of the pieces, especially since we’re trying to go for a patriotic farmhouse look. With some red accents, it would be perfect.

      Reply
  5. Dee says

    June 16, 2021 at 11:28 pm

    Fellow collector here! Fun fact, Yorktowne is still being made by Pfaltzgraff today in 2021! Although, the pieces being produced are not as fun as years past. I would also like to point out that the teddy bear plate you have is actually from the folk art pattern 😉 , cool find! There is a Yorktowne bear plate as well, I’ve seen some in passing.

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    • Alexandra says

      June 30, 2021 at 8:53 pm

      Ah, you’re right about the teddy bear – I was overwhelmed by all the great pieces that I was finding that I missed it. Sadly though, the Yorketowne pattern has been discontinued – back in 2007, but Pfaltzgraff does make many other pieces that are just lovely. I have several items in their Ocean Breeze pattern.

      Reply

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