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| Sebring Ohio Historical Society 126 North 15th Street Sebring, Ohio 44672 330-938-6920 |
| See the French China company for additional history. The Saxon China Company was founded about September 25, 1911. Began producing China in 1911 at South 15th Street and Baugh Avenue. Managed by Fred Sebring and assistance from Ellsworth Sebring, his brother. They were assisted by Harry J. McMaster, who was the plant superintendent. Oliver H. Sebring bought the plant in 1916. He set up his son in law, Ray Cliff as manager. Produced china until 1932. Sold to W.V. Oliver Dr. H. L. Weaver, Dr. W. G. Sidall and Dr. B.C. Barnard, on April 4, 1934 and reorganized as the French-Saxon China Company by combining the best of the machinery from the two plants. |
According to Oldetyme,
Photos from
Joanne Penkalski
Joanne Penkalski
Photos from Pan Dumler
