Vintage Taylor Smith Taylor Versatile Dinner Plates - Gold Floral Filigree Pattern circa 1957 - Set of Two polka dots In a longleaf pine forest

In a longleaf pine forest

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coffee breaks and snack time or even hot chocolate on a snowy winter's day

Vintage Taylor Smith Taylor Versatile Dinner Plates - Gold Floral Filigree Pattern circa 1957 - Set of Two polka dots In a longleaf pine forest{HISTORY} In 1953, Taylor Smith Taylor launched their Versatile dishware line designed by John Gilkes, a designer employed at TST. Presenting a new way to look at dishware shapes, the Versatile style featured smooth shapes and rimless edges for a more modern, sleeker look, unlike anything the pottery had produced before. Comprising many different patterns within this new series, these two Versatile plates were made in 1957 and feature a sparkly floral