Vintage C. C. Thompson Pink & Yellow Floral Pie Dish circa 1930s 5 liter that's how recipe directions were

that's how recipe directions were given up until Fannie emerged on the culinary scene

each printed with both the French and English recipe title and the name of the restaurant and town from which it hails

imprinting memories of every candle burned and extinguished over a century

'Personality' might be a better word for it

Vintage C. C. Thompson Pink & Yellow Floral Pie Dish circa 1930s 5 liter that's how recipe directions were{HISTORY} A popular pattern made by several American potteries in the 1930s, this pink and yellow floral could be found on dinnerware and bakeware dishes made by Edwin Knowles, Paden City Pottery, Crooksville, and C. C. Thompson. Each pottery added their own little bit of extra flair to set their dish design apart from the competition. Crooksville added a fruit themed embossed edge. Paden City added stripes and sparkly gold paint sprays. Edwin Knowles