Large Antique 1920s Platter by Taylor Smith Taylor Blue Red Orange Roses circa 1921 2.5 liter morning glories

morning glories

Each napkin's mix of floral and striping patterns also gives hostesses the option of decorating their table in unique ways

and manufactured all sorts of glass items from 1902 to 1964

This was a hallmark of 1930's ingenuity when it came to the kitchen and homecooking

but they do most definitely retain a unique vintage charm that is lacking in modern-day equivalents thanks to their intricate threadwork

Large Antique 1920s Platter by Taylor Smith Taylor Blue Red Orange Roses circa 1921 2.5 liter morning glories{HISTORY} A celebration of color and festivity, this antique platter contains an array of pretty florals and shapes. Made by Taylor Smith Taylor in July of 1921. its pattern name is unknown but it was shared by other potteries too. Also known in England as the Minton Rose pattern made by Minton Porcelain and the Arundale pattern made by Johnson Brothers, this piece was made by Taylor Smith Taylor in West Virginia, possibly in an effort to recreate the