Small Vintage French Saxon Platter with Blue Pink Black and Yellow Flowers circa 1934-1952 vintage luncheon plates wash basins like this were

wash basins like this were once part of daily life helping to keep everyone clean and fresh and looking their best

this idea of feminine beauty ruled supreme and the Gibson Girl look could be found in all areas of mainstream life and marketing from clothing stores to advertising to household products like this ceramic serving bowl

this one features a cobalt blue glaze with butter-yellow flowers

Written by a collector (Irving Whithead Lyon) for other collectors

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Small Vintage French Saxon Platter with Blue Pink Black and Yellow Flowers circa 1934-1952 vintage luncheon plates wash basins like this were{HISTORY} Not every platter can be traced back specifically to certain era of manufacture, but when it comes to this one we can tell a lot just by the design and the backstamp. Made by the French Saxon China Company in Sebring, Ohio between1934 and 1952 this platter features gold filigree, an embossed edge, and a floral bouquet made up of pink, yellow, blue, orange, and black flowers. The merging of equipment from two defunct potteries, the French