Antique Knowles, Taylor and Knowles Ironstone Dish - Cabbage Leaf Shape circa 1870-1881 warwick china co It's a mint on your

It's a mint on your pillow before bed

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The great thing about it is that while it contains a boatload of vintage charm it also has a few flaws (explained in the condition section) so there is no need to feel bad if it acquires a new berry stain or a chocolate chip drip

and a handful of blank card stock paste cards it encouraged recipe collectors to be adventurous in the kitchen by trying out new recipes clipped from various publications and product marketing materials

This platter looks especially pretty with the clipper ship tin

Antique Knowles, Taylor and Knowles Ironstone Dish - Cabbage Leaf Shape circa 1870-1881 warwick china co It's a mint on yourOnly with a leaf can I talk of the forest. Visar Zhiti {HISTORY} Sometime between the years 1858 and 1934, this antique ironstone dish was made in East Liverpool, Ohio by the pottery Knowles, Taylor & Knowles, who made both hotelware and private collection pieces for home entertaining. Shaped like a large leaf with beautiful detailing and a slight bowl lish curve, it most likely was intended for use as a relish dish a rare treasure amongst prized KT &