Antique Pink & Green Floral Platter by Burgess & Co Circa 1903 1969 edition It's fun to imagine all

It's fun to imagine all the different types of plants

This one in particular is so feminine and delicate and lady-like

a very similar pattern called Empire Green was also released by Homer Laughlin and distributed by Century Service Corporation

Home hobbyists were enchanted by this new type of fill-in-the-blank art

Antique Pink & Green Floral Platter by Burgess & Co Circa 1903 1969 edition It's fun to imagine all{HISTORY} Made in 1903 by Burgess & Co, this large vintage platter features sprays of pink roses, and lavender daisies, tucked in between a smattering of spring green leaves all accented by an embossed edge and a gold rim. Many people confuse Burgess & Co with Burgess & Leigh, but the latter was a pottery in England, and Burgess & Co was located in Trenton, New Jersey. Like tracing the genealogy lines of a family tree, Burgess & Co. assumed many other