Vintage 1930s Crooksville Pantry Bak-In Platter - Euclid Pattern circa 1938 lightcatcher Although Johnson Bros was prolific

Although Johnson Bros was prolific in their dishware manufacture over the course of the  late 19th century and throughout the 20th century

this planter contains no chips

and Wine-Broiled Chicken

So similar to T & R Boote's Marlborough

Whether nestled into a snow-white Christmas scene

Vintage 1930s Crooksville Pantry Bak-In Platter - Euclid Pattern circa 1938 lightcatcher Although Johnson Bros was prolificThis ware is as beautiful as any tableware, and its added utility for oven use makes it invaluable to the thoughtful hostess (from a 1932 advertisement for Crooksville Bak In dishware) {HISTORY} Made by Crooksville China Company in Crooksville, Ohio in 1938, this warm and sunny floral platter was part of the Euclid pattern, which featured an embossed fruit motif around the rim and an off center pink and yellow floral bouquet accented with teal flowers