Vintage 1930s Red Wheat Dinner Plates designed by J. Palin Thorley - Taylor Smith Taylor circa 1936 - Set of 6 eatons department store There are five small chip

There are five small chip marks on the back (most likely caused from wall display hangers)

they introduced their Dura-Gloss technique

Only when nutrition is applied in planning and preparing meals day after day can health be attained

garden pots - the list could go on and on

English pottery maker Alfred Meakin manufactured this botanical collection of colorful bird plates from John James Audubon's Birds of America elephant folio

Vintage 1930s Red Wheat Dinner Plates designed by J. Palin Thorley - Taylor Smith Taylor circa 1936 - Set of 6 eatons department store There are five small chip{HISTORY} Made by Taylor Smith & Taylor in 1936, this set of six salad plates features the artistically avant garde pattern known as Red Wheat. It was designed by acclaimed British American ceramic artist J. Palin Thorley (1892 1987) who worked as Art Director at Taylor Smith & Taylor in the 1930s. Designing both the plate shape known as Empire and the pattern known as Red Wheat, this is a lovely example of the streamlined modern aesthetic that was