Vintage 1950s Green & White Restaurant Ware Luncheon Plates by Sterling China circa 1958 - Set of Two porcelain cups Originally intended to hold flower

Originally intended to hold flower pot liners they also offer alternate storage possibilities too thanks to their simple and accommodating design

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Vintage 1950s Green & White Restaurant Ware Luncheon Plates by Sterling China circa 1958 - Set of Two porcelain cups Originally intended to hold flower{HISTORY} Made in the spring of 1958 by Sterling China in Wellsville, Ohio, and distributed by J. L. Pasmantier & Sons in New York, these two green and white floral restaurantware luncheon plates contain a beautiful pattern of celadon leaves and flowers. Fun to think that these two were destined for a botanical garden cafe, monthly meetings at the horticulture club, or a flower themed restaurant; the blooms on these plates look similar to Canterbury