Large Antique Anchor Pottery Platter with Pink & White Flowers circa 1884-1926 honey it has a long illustrious

it has a long illustrious past of making dinnerware for royal families beginning with the Duke of Gloucester in 1770

it looks like the bottom interior of the bowl has a pink cast to it - that's just a reflection

first started his distillery in Moscow

it is a stunning work of art

and bedrooms of the 18th and early 19th centuries

Large Antique Anchor Pottery Platter with Pink & White Flowers circa 1884-1926 honey it has a long illustrious{HISTORY} Substantial in all ways, this large 17. 75" inch antique platter with its hefty weight (5 lbs!) and beautiful floral pattern was made by Anchor Pottery in Trenton, NJ between 1884 1926. Featuring bouquets of pink flowers that fall somewhere on the color spectrum between blush, salmon, and ballet pink in hue and an embossed shoulder, this platter is a beautiful example of form and function. A statement piece for the wall just as much for the