Vintage Porcelain Open Butter Dish - Petite Fruit Pattern by Raintree circa 1984 Swiss a former Swiss dairy operator

a former Swiss dairy operator named John Meyenberg immigrated to the US and began experimenting with an unsweetened canned milk product that did not require sugar as part of the preservation method

this book is loaded with interesting recipes for all level of cook and household size

this framed needlework most likely dates to about the 1930s  or before based on color palette

Illustrated throughout by Michiko Fujiwara

linens and floral centerpieces

Vintage Porcelain Open Butter Dish - Petite Fruit Pattern by Raintree circa 1984 Swiss a former Swiss dairy operator{HISTORY} Strawberries, apples and grapes scattered amongst white and yellow flowers make up this pretty open faced porcelain butter dish. Made by Raintree in the 1980s, this colorful Petite Fruit botanical pattern came in a variety of serving pieces that were ideal for tea tray presentation. From mugs to sugar bowls, gravy boats to salt and pepper shakers, and two different styles of butter dish, this fruit pattern was the type of dishware that gave