Large Antique 1920s Platter by Taylor Smith Taylor Blue Red Orange Roses circa 1921 stars coordinates beautifully with the Empire

coordinates beautifully with the Empire pattern as well as two other Homer Laughlin designs that debuted in the 1950s

- Tight fitting and secure yet easy to open lid that is hinged in back so you'll never lose it

- 197 pages

making it a wonderful piece of kitchen history that has traveled effortlessly and stylishly throughout the decades

Large Antique 1920s Platter by Taylor Smith Taylor Blue Red Orange Roses circa 1921 stars coordinates beautifully with the Empire{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