Vintage Porcelain Open Butter Dish - Petite Fruit Pattern by Raintree circa 1984 mimi sheraton That makes this one a

That makes this one a unique piece that is reminiscent of timeless beauty and also functional practicality

he first published the James Beard Cookbook in 1959 as a basic primer for novice cooks and a refresher for experienced cooks

I have little patience with the concept of cooking as a mysterious art available only to the talented few

the staining patterns

Vintage Porcelain Open Butter Dish - Petite Fruit Pattern by Raintree circa 1984 mimi sheraton That makes this one a{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