Vintage Pope Gosser Tralee Platter circa 1940s-1950s Rumania these beauties have staying power

these beauties have staying power thanks to their timeless appeal

this bowl left the the porcelain factory

there is a fresh originality and vibrancy to this creamer that reflects Clarice's fun

Each thread is hand-placed

this vintage enamelware bears just one chip one on the rim - the perfect amount of authentic aging to give it some shabby chic character

Vintage Pope Gosser Tralee Platter circa 1940s-1950s Rumania these beauties have staying powerPope Gosser patterns this widely known China is always admired for its unique beauty. The designs are strikingly original (from a 1948 advertisement in The Pueblo Chieftain, March 14, 1948) {HISTORY} Featuring medium sized trailing pink roses climbing their way around the shoulder, this large serving platter was first introduced by Pope Gosser in the 1940s and remained a popular pattern through the 1950s. Whether you were setting a table in Sioux