House of Prill Egg Coddlers

Coddlers made by House of Prill are convex, with no pedestal, and have corrugated sides. The texture of the sides is sometimes described as scalloped. The backstamp of these coddlers includes the words House of Prill, Porcelain, and a coat of arms.

According to a contact from the company, now located in New Jersey, House of Prill no longer makes egg coddlers. About thirty different designs were made. The shape and style of these coddlers is similar (if not identical) to those made by Unknown Manufacturer UM03. Those coddlers do not have backstamps identifying their origin. It is possible that that those unmarked coddlers with corrugated sides were also made by House of Prill.

We have no authoritative documentation of the names indicated for patterns. Where the pattern is a known name (e.g., Blue Onion or Poppy), it is from matching of other House of Prill named patterns, or well-known pattern names.

Patterns

Pattern Name	Description of Pattern	Image
Blue Onion	Classic blue and white pattern. [Details]
Grape Vine	Grape vine with grapes and leaves. [Details]
Mallards	Two flying ducks [Details]
Poppy	Red and Blue Flowers, similar to the Villeroy and Bosch "Amapola" pattern. [Details]
HP-UNK01	Two rows of tiny flowers. [Details]
HP-UNK02	Flowers, mostly red with a few orange and blue, growing from a dark tree trunk. [Details]
HP-UNK03	Two Canada Geese in flight. [Details]
HP-UNK04	Single red rose on a green stem with a pale blue ribbon. [Details]
HP-UNK05	Pink roses and circular blue flowers on a brown tree stem. [Details]
HP-UNK06	Red and yellow butterflies and flowers. [Details]
HP-UNK07	Crudely drawn stick figure flowers. [Details]
HP-UNK08	Three stems with small blue flowers, growing above green leaves [Details]
HP-UNK09	Rows of what look like peacock feathers. [Details]

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