Antique Booths Old Staffordshire Platter circa 1920s american limoges but its classic color and

but its classic color and interesting shape definitely make it a timeless addition to your container garden no matter what the decade or the size

this pattern is hard to find nowadays among the Sterling set making them fun collectibles and unique additions to your 1960s decor

this book is not very religious in tone except for a few mentions of God in the church

There are some minor rust spots and chippy paint as to be expected with age

Antique Booths Old Staffordshire Platter circa 1920s american limoges but its classic color and{HISTORY} Made in Stoke on Trent, England, in the 1920s, this antique platter features a country style floral bouquet of pink, purple, and yellow flowers with a green stripe and paneled edges. When this pattern debuted in the 1920s, the overall design was described by Eaton's, Canadian retailer in 1927 as "quaint and charming, the blooms a bouquet of field flowers, the style ideal for a summer cottage." We couldn't agree more. Hand painted and aged to