Edwin M. Knowles Platter - Fernwood Pattern - Green 1940's Dishware games this pretty dish would look

this pretty dish would look so pretty hanging on a wall in your kitchen or presented as a hostess gift for your next party or overnight stay

None of these flaws affect the ability to read the book in any way and it is not in danger of falling apart

Unmarked dishware provides its own special joy when it comes to collecting

- strong handle

The book itself is in wonderful condition with bright

Edwin M. Knowles Platter - Fernwood Pattern - Green 1940's Dishware games this pretty dish would lookAnd the thoughts that are blown with the scent of the fern Are as new and as old as the world. Sam Walter Foss. American Poet (1858 1911) {HISTORY} By the time this Fernwood platter was made in the 1940s, the Edwin M. Knowles China Company was the third largest china making company in the United States. Employing close to 1000 workers in their Newell, West Virginia plant, they produced a range of dishes for both home and hotel use. The green leafy