Vintage Sterling Restaurant Ware Deep Sugar Bowls circa 1951 - Set of Two charlotte pattern There are so many stories

There are so many stories wrapped up in this fruit strainer that it very naturally takes on the form of a functional piece of kitchenware and also a stunning example of art history

courtesy of New York State's Prominent & Progressive Men circa 1900

introducing Scio dishes to buyers in major market cities

some of the best passages of this book revolve around the garden and the seasons that push and pull her to accomplish all that she desires for her ideal second homeplace in the country

After becoming enchanted with birds as a boy watching them float and flutter outside his bedroom window

Vintage Sterling Restaurant Ware Deep Sugar Bowls circa 1951 - Set of Two charlotte pattern There are so many stories{HISTORY} Made in 1951 by Sterling China in East Liverpool, Ohio, this pair of vintage restaurantware dishes features a deep bowl shape and a rolled rim, a style that originally came with a rondevel shaped lid. Larger than a custard dish but smaller than a cereal bowl, these two might have been part of military dishware supply and could have served sugar in proportions enough to accommodate a large crowd or a busy mess hall. Very interesting in size