Vintage Midcentury Dogwood Platter 1967 printing admired not only for their

admired not only for their sweet flavor but also for their striking appearance

Unusual in shape

The pottery closed down upon the death of Thomas in 1855

bright and crisp imagery

Painted on a piece of shiny smooth black lacquer veneer that was attached to chipboard

Vintage Midcentury Dogwood Platter 1967 printing admired not only for theirLegend states that the dogwood's bright white flowers are the result of an accidental tip of a paint bucket from high in the sky as the French pantomime clown, Pierrot, climbed a ladder to brighten up the moon's face with whitewash paint. {HISTORY} Nothing brightens up the spring sky like a flowering dogwood tree with its bright white blossoms and vibrant green leaves. In the same way, a vintage platter like this one featuring branches of blooming