Fire King Snack Trays - Primrose Pattern - Early 1960's - Set of 3 Vintage Stacking Dishes trophy First published in 1966 by

First published in 1966 by writer

Which is how this dish pattern made by West Virginia pottery company Taylor Smith Taylor came to be called Boutonniere

This new shape was called Cinderella - a magical nod towards the Disney character who was popular on stage and screen at the time

5" inches (width) x 10" inches (length) x 2" inches (depth)

Fire King Snack Trays - Primrose Pattern - Early 1960's - Set of 3 Vintage Stacking Dishes trophy First published in 1966 byEvery well equipped household possesses several different kinds of trays, and the way in which they are arranged is often an accurate indication of the degree of refinement of the mistress of the house. Genevieve Antoine Dariaux, Entertaining With Elegance, 1965 {HISTORY} These vintage Fire King snacking trays were the 1960's equivalent of the portable party platter. By far prettier than a paper plate, these individual trays were intended to hold