Vintage 1940s June Rose Platter - Washington Colonial by Vogue - Rare Pink Rose 13" Platter primitive which now gives it the

which now gives it the wonderful opportunity to become a pretty planter for your kitchen herbs and succulents

In the early 1960's

which is one reason why daisies are associated with new beginnings and the refreshment of life

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- Holds 9 cups of liquid

Vintage 1940s June Rose Platter - Washington Colonial by Vogue - Rare Pink Rose 13" Platter primitive which now gives it theA garden that one makes oneself becomes associated with ones personal history Alfred Austin (1835 1913) {HISTORY} Hailing from Evansville, Indiana in the mid 1940's, this vintage platter in the June Rose pattern with the Washington Colonial shape was made by Vogue Pottery. Following WWII, Vogue bought the well known, well established Evansville pottery plant, Uhl which had been manufacturing jugware since the 1840's. Instead of the heavy, utilitarian