Vintage Ceramic Cat Figurine - Kitten on the Counter - Midcentury Kitchen Whimsy philadelphia cooking school but it's of no consequence

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insignificant nicks around the rim each measuring less than 1/8th in diameter

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Which is how this dish pattern made by West Virginia pottery company Taylor Smith Taylor came to be called Boutonniere

Vintage Ceramic Cat Figurine - Kitten on the Counter - Midcentury Kitchen Whimsy philadelphia cooking school but it's of no consequenceTime spent with cats is never wasted. Sigmund Freud {HISTORY} Everybody knows that kitties LOVE jumping on the counter. Like a siren song, this clutter free expanse of skytop real estate calls to them at all hours of the day. Beckoning. Luring. Suggesting. Incessantly. Here kitty, here kitty kitty. Who really could resist this urge to investigate? Clearly not the kittens, that's for sure! They just can't. They really truly can't. Even if they know