Vintage Universal Ballerina Moss Rose Luncheon Plates - Set of Three circa 1950s blue flowersfloral Between the late 1930's and

Between the late 1930's and early 1940's

5"inches (height - top of spout to base) x 10" inches (length - spot to edge of handle) and 5" inches (width at opening) and weighs 3 lbs

Krebs designers followed fashion industry trends and created color combinations that reflected palettes seen on the runways of Paris

Bright and clean

It's large enough to accommodate a batch of wooden spoons and utensils for stylish counter-top storage

Vintage Universal Ballerina Moss Rose Luncheon Plates - Set of Three circa 1950s blue flowersfloral Between the late 1930's andBALLERINA LENDS ITSELF BLENDS ITSELF TO REFLECT YOUR WAY OF LIFE (FROM A 1950s UNIVERSAL BALLERINA ADVERTISEMENT) {HISTORY} In the early 1950s, Universal Pottery introduced their Ballerina line a graceful, elegant dishware collection that came in a variety of designer solids and florals so that buyers could mix and match pieces with ease and confidence. Made in Cambridge, Ohio, the Ballerinas were a beautiful addition to the kitchen, offering fade