Vintage White Ceramic Shelley England Jelly Mold circa 1920-1945 wisconsin - Contains over 100 pages

- Contains over 100 pages

We featured four influential women who helped shape the Betty Crocker brand starting in the 1920's over on our blog

Together these two distinct time periods produced one visually interesting platter that is both unique and stylish

this very rare 1940 edition of Rx for Slimming by Ida Jean Kan covers not diet fads or ridiculous reduction menus but instead focuses on the whole woman and her unique

Vintage White Ceramic Shelley England Jelly Mold circa 1920-1945 wisconsin - Contains over 100 pagesIf you do your fair day's work, you are certain to get your fair day's wage in praise or pudding, whichever suits your taste. Alexander Smith {HISTORY} From 1862 1966, the Shelley Potteries in Staffordshire, England were operated by members of the Shelley family. Known for their stylish designs particularly surrounding the art deco era of the 1920's, Shelley produced whimsical dishware for children as well as tableware, dishware and functional