Vintage Gold and White Porcelain Trinket Dish Made in Japan for Ardalt-Lenwile NYC circa 1950s helen evans brown The Wind in the Willows

The Wind in the Willows by author Kenneth Grahame

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while a wire handle made the whole affair easy to carry for disposal

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One of our most favorite ways to incorporate vintage silverplate into the kitchen is on a wall or propped up on a shelf

Vintage Gold and White Porcelain Trinket Dish Made in Japan for Ardalt-Lenwile NYC circa 1950s helen evans brown The Wind in the Willows{HISTORY} Made in midcentury Japan and imported to New York City for the giftware company, Ardalt Lenwile, this beautiful 1950s gold and white trinket dish features the loveliest shape and size. With a scalloped rim, shimmery golden leaf design, and cute ear shaped handles, this little dish has a unique mini bathtub like appearance and an elegant aesthetic. Originally, it would most likely have come with a matching lid, but somewhere along its 70 year