Vintage Ceramic Hen on Nest Covered Dish circa 1979 shadowbox this design is very similar

this design is very similar to a Haviland Limoges pattern that dates to the late 1800s

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this plate looks especially gorgeous with antique ironstone and antique floral transferware in similar shades of brown

Pfaltzgraff  Pottery was started by German immigrants Johann George Pfaltzgraff and his wife Elenora in York County

Not only are they pretty for the season with their deep chocolate brown and beige color palette but they are also handy in size and shape as they can easily squeeze in between a lot of dishes

Vintage Ceramic Hen on Nest Covered Dish circa 1979 shadowbox this design is very similarHens are longtime symbols of domesticity {HISTORY} Hens on nests! Such a classic farmhouse companion, this pretty hen was handpainted in the 1970s with just a simple pop of red on her head. Inside, dish possibilities await as to what can be stored there. Originally, this mama bird was most likely intended for use as a candy dish, but here in the Vintage Kitchen, we love to utilize dishes like this for treats for the entire family pets, people,