The new books have more information and updated prices but this one has some details I have only read here.
For example:
"I am told that the Westinghouse accounts, G.E. accounts "saved the day" for Hall China in the lean times . . . " Cunningham

The mahogany and citron GE style pieces were made by Hall for Edwin M. Knowles China Company for GE.  A utility set was also made for Knowles in pig-skin glaze (a dull matt dark buff) - HAS anyone seen this utility ware??

A picture from a 1941 wholesale catalog of the yellow King set with the roaster.  (same picture as the last picture here)

A 1938 wholesale catalog shows the Westinghouse Food Crafter mixer with Hall Bowls. See picture here

A picture of a Graniton candlestick is also shown! AND lots of other little details too! So much fun to read this early research.

"Now if you really enjoy confusion, did you know a cup is not a cup in measuring teapots?  In other words, if you measure your teapot and it holds 16 ounces you would assume that you have a 2 cup teapot.  Right? Wrong, so very wrong! More than likely your 16 oz. teapot is probably a 3 cup." Cunningham

Here are Teapot Cup VS OZ sizes she lists
Boston (knob cover) 1 C = 7oz, 1 1/2C=8oz, 2C=10oz, 3C=16oz, 4C=24oz, 6C=32oz, 8C=40oz.

French 1C=6 oz., 1 1/2C=10 oz., 2 C=14 oz., 3 C=18 oz., 4C=22 oz., 6C=32 oz., 8 C= 40 oz., 12C=60 oz.

French and Boston cup sizes are NOT the same!!!!!