Vintage 1930s Canonsburg Rose Bouquet Platter with Hostess Shape le romarin yet leans slightly to one

yet leans slightly to one side due to uneven ribbing on the bottom

so if you need to brighten up a corner of your kitchen

Blaze Company - #2 Engendering Department

Emily published articles

75" inches (width)  and weighs 14oz

Vintage 1930s Canonsburg Rose Bouquet Platter with Hostess Shape le romarin yet leans slightly to oneThere is simply the rose; it is perfect every moment of its existence. Ralph Waldo Emerson {HISTORY} Debuting in 1936, this pretty floral platter containing sprays of ice pink roses was made in Pennsylvania by Cannonsburg Pottery. Featuring their Hostess shape a scalloped edge with square sides for a firm grip and easy transport, this big platter is both a beauty for the table and for wall decoration. Roses were no foreigner to Canonsburg's long list