Small Vintage French Saxon Platter with Blue Pink Black and Yellow Flowers circa 1934-1952 purity flour mills From illustrating folds in a

From illustrating folds in a mink coat to detailing the textured fabric of a tweed sample swatch to highlighting the graceful lines of a gloved hand

The dust jacket is protected with a mylar cover

This is the age for beauty and color in the kitchen

Each of those restaurants and bars was operated by Harry M

Small Vintage French Saxon Platter with Blue Pink Black and Yellow Flowers circa 1934-1952 purity flour mills From illustrating folds in a{HISTORY} Not every platter can be traced back specifically to certain era of manufacture, but when it comes to this one we can tell a lot just by the design and the backstamp. Made by the French Saxon China Company in Sebring, Ohio between1934 and 1952 this platter features gold filigree, an embossed edge, and a floral bouquet made up of pink, yellow, blue, orange, and black flowers. The merging of equipment from two defunct potteries, the French