Large 1930s Rose Swag Platter with Green Trim - Edwin Knowles circa 1932 parents magazine the backside of the canvas

the backside of the canvas contains mud and dirt marks and splatters

its individuality

your kitchen should be one giant love letter to all that inspires you

this antique porcelain tray was made around the turn of the 20th century by Jean Pouyet Limoges in France and handpainted by Annie May Seymour

and garden needs

Large 1930s Rose Swag Platter with Green Trim - Edwin Knowles circa 1932 parents magazine the backside of the canvassweet spring is your time is my time is our time e. e. cummings {HISTORY} Made in Newell, West Virginia in 1932 during the state's highly productive dishware manufacturing days, this Edwin M. Knowles platter features pink rose swags and a decorative green edge. Produced during the Great Depression, this platter was made just 11 years before the pottery's founder Edwin M. Knowles (1869 1943) passed away. From a family of dishware manufacturers, and a