The Art of Greek Cookery by the Women of St. Paul's Greek Orthodox Church - 1963 Edition lounge chairs The Pope-Grosser plate bears gorgeous

The Pope-Grosser plate bears gorgeous grazing marks and light staining and the Independence Ironstone saucer has a few very light crazing marks on the bottom (underside) of the plate

The dust jacket contains some chippy areas along the top and bottom edge

They wanted reliability in the making of these new recipes

- Both plates contain a gold rim and the small plate features a scalloped edge and an embossed pattern around the rim

The Art of Greek Cookery by the Women of St. Paul's Greek Orthodox Church - 1963 Edition lounge chairs The Pope-Grosser plate bears gorgeousGreece, land of mythological romance and antiquity, bequeathed to the world not only its art and its architecture, but the art of dining and many of the basic principles of cooking (from the Introduction) {HISTORY} A true delight of a vintage cookbook, the recipes in The Art of Greek Cookery were compiled in 1958, by 16 first generation Greek women who lived in Hempstead, New York and were part of the congregation of St. Pauls Greek Orthodox Church.