1960s Taylor Smith Taylor Platter - Boutonniere Pattern circa 1962 - Blue Bachelor's Button Cornflowers pail No holes or rusted out

No holes or rusted out sections

these dishes offer many options when it comes to coordinating a variety of different colors and patterns

Its only flaw is a half inch line of tiny rust marks near one floral section (please see photo)

In a coat pocket as a gift for a girl back home

1960s Taylor Smith Taylor Platter - Boutonniere Pattern circa 1962 - Blue Bachelor's Button Cornflowers pail No holes or rusted outA flower cannot blossom without sunshine, and a man cannot live without love. Max Muller {HISTORY} Bachelor's Buttons also known as Centaurea Cyanus or more commonly, cornflowers, were first recognized in Europe as weeds growing aplenty in cornfields. Now on the endangered list all over the British Isles and Europe, the cornflower is struggling to grab hold of the landscape like it once easily did, due to over use of herbicides and pesticides. Through