Vintage Johnson Bros Rose Chintz Bread Plates - Set of Six circa 1930s-1950s scenic but there are two little

but there are two little pockmarks (the size of a pencil point) on the neck and lip near the spout and a tiny curved hairline crack measuring 1/8th" inch in that same area

Southern Hard Crab Gumbo

The deep well of the bowl suggests it was used to serve side dishes like mashed potatoes or a mess of green beans

orange cream

Pablo Neruda

Vintage Johnson Bros Rose Chintz Bread Plates - Set of Six circa 1930s-1950s scenic but there are two littleGrace your table with Johnson Bros. Rose Chintz (from a 1968 advertisement) {HISTORY} Made in England from the 1930s to the early 2000s, Johnson Brothers Rose Chintz pattern was a kitchen favorite for 80 years. It's no wonder. A big, billowy pink rose, surrounded by swirling blue wax flowers and petite pink blossoms makes this all over pattern a feast of floral delights. Handpainted between the 1930s and 1950s, each of these six bread plates is