Vintage Pink Floral Chop Plate Platter by Royal China Co Royal Etch Gold Pattern circa 1940s french spice Contains the tiniest of pulled

Contains the tiniest of pulled threads on one interior corner of the green/mustard/coral quilt square

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Vintage Pink Floral Chop Plate Platter by Royal China Co Royal Etch Gold Pattern circa 1940s french spice Contains the tiniest of pulledSpring is nature's way of saying, "Let's Party!" Robin Williams {HISTORY} Made by Royal China Co in Sebring, Ohio during the 1940s, this large, heavy platter was originally intended for use as a chop plate in charge of bringing large portions of grilled meats, seafood and poultry to the table. While the name chop plate is pretty unromantic, the decoration of this pretty dish more than makes up for it. Featuring a lovely basket of cabbage rose florals