Vintage Harmony House Floral Platter With Wildflower Design circa 1940s-1960s quince - Two of the bowls

- Two of the bowls are marked on bottom (Ovenware 610W USA and Ovenware 607W USA)

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Vintage Harmony House Floral Platter With Wildflower Design circa 1940s-1960s quince - Two of the bowls{HISTORY} In the 1940s, when it came to home decorating, Sears was the place homeowners went when they wanted to build a cohesive interior theme for every room of the house. Knowing that decorating could be a daunting task for the inexperienced, a time consuming mission for the busy lifestyler, and an expensive endeavor for the budget conscious, Sears introduced their Harmony House line a color palette of 18 different shades in light, medium and dark,