Vintage 12-Piece Morton "Rockingham Woodland Leaf" Splatterware Set mills and restaurants during the early

and restaurants during the early to mid-20th century

The sign features embossed lettering and graphics in red and black with a multitude of eye-catching typefaces

this came as a result of many other TVs having a low-contrast and washed out image

Antique framed advertisement for fishing lures

This piece features a long plastic stem topped with a plastic globe shade

Vintage 12-Piece Morton "Rockingham Woodland Leaf" Splatterware Set mills and restaurants during the earlyc. 1930s 1940s; Morton Pottery Morton, IL Twelve piece splatterware set in mottled green and brown glaze, produced by Morton Pottery of Illinois. The set includes a covered casserole, a graduated nesting bowl set, pitchers, and smaller utility bowls, all finished in the distinctive sponge like glaze application Morton favored during the mid 20th century. This glaze, sometimes called "splash" or "spatter," gave utilitarian kitchenware a lively,