Antique East Palestine Pottery Co Dixie Platter with Plum Roses circa 1890s interiors Offering modern (1960s-era) cooking interpretations

Offering modern (1960s-era) cooking interpretations as well as discussing original techniques

- Jennie June's American Cookery Book

The coverboard spine is fraying a bit at the bottom edge

or chicken noodle

This gives the runner overall a little bit of a shabby chic appeal

Antique East Palestine Pottery Co Dixie Platter with Plum Roses circa 1890s interiors Offering modern (1960s-era) cooking interpretations{HISTORY} Plum perfect, with its bouquets of lavender roses and celadon sprays, this lovely antique platter has been the topic of centerpiece conversations for over 100 years. Made by the East Palestine Pottery Company (E. P. P. Co) in East Palestine, Ohio, it features the Dixie shape and a bright and airy color palette with a scalloped edge and embossed dots. Started in the late 1800s, the East Palestine Pottery Company operated independently for