Antique Autumn Floral Mismatched Serving Plates - Set of Two circa early 1900s roswell - Decorative edge

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This platter contains no chips but does contain one small scratch (1/2" inch in length) that has turned brown over time

Thumb tabs along the foredge also make searching a breeze

This 1956 edition is really a beauty to behold as far as book presentation

Antique Autumn Floral Mismatched Serving Plates - Set of Two circa early 1900s roswell - Decorative edgeTo know what you prefer to have kept your soul alive. Robert Louis Stevenson {HISTORY} Bursting with autumn color and antique charm, this mismatched pair of orangey rust red dishes were made in England in the early 1900s. Alike in color, composition and pattern these plates, although so exquisitely similar, were actually made by two different potteries. Mimicking the Imari style that was popular during the Victorian era, these orphan plates feature