1940's Covered Refrigerator Dish - Cattails Pattern By Universal Pottery - Bowl with Matching Lid illustrated on review of The Thousand

on review of The Thousand Recipe Chinese Cookbook

this bowl is up for a bevy of tasks

hard-to-find pattern

Massachusetts in the 1970's

As a reproduction of the original hand-colored Currier & Ives lithograph

1940's Covered Refrigerator Dish - Cattails Pattern By Universal Pottery - Bowl with Matching Lid illustrated on review of The ThousandBlue eyed grass in the meadow, And yarrow blooms on the hill, cattails that rustle and whisper, And winds that are never still A poem by Mary Austin {HISTORY} During the 1940's, Universal Pottery of Cambridge, Ohio produced a vast kitchenware line called Cattails mainly for large department stores like Sears Roebuck and Montgomery Ward. A very popular pattern, this mod design of orangey red cattails with black stems and red striped rims adorned a