Botanical Metal Picnic Plates from the Metropolitan Museum of Art Featuring Worcester Pottery's Duke Of Gloucester Pattern - Set of Four use christmas seals fight tuberculosis the all-metal Deco-Riter came with

the all-metal Deco-Riter came with up to 12 piping tips

Made in Japan around the 1950s/1960s era

antique punch ladles from the 19th century are true travelers from the past

There is a small interior chip near the spout of the gravy boat

Featuring a yellow lotus flower pattern with black stripes and yellow bands

Botanical Metal Picnic Plates from the Metropolitan Museum of Art Featuring Worcester Pottery's Duke Of Gloucester Pattern - Set of Four use christmas seals fight tuberculosis the all-metal Deco-Riter came with{HISTORY} When it comes to history and storytelling, there is a lot to love regarding these pretty picnic plates. Made in England by Elite Gift Boxes for NYC's Metropolitan Museum of Art gift shop, these tin beauties are based on an English porcelain soup plate pattern made in the 1780s by Worcester Pottery (see original plate in the photos section). When it debuted in the 18th century, Worcester Pottery called this pattern Duke of Gloucester. It may