Vintage 1930s Floral Filigree Casserole Dish - W.S. George Canarytone Bakeware theme eggshell - The 1972 edition contains

- The 1972 edition contains 150 less pages and 3 less chapters

Marcella was suddenly a new cook in a new kitchen in 1950s New York City

5"inches (height - top of spout to base) x 10" inches (length - spot to edge of handle) and 5" inches (width at opening) and weighs 3 lbs

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Vintage 1930s Floral Filigree Casserole Dish - W.S. George Canarytone Bakeware theme eggshell - The 1972 edition contains{HISTORY} The beauty of an almost antique weathered bowl is that it really tells two stories in one and presents all of its life to you right up front like a good smile and a batch of laugh lines around the eyes. This 1930s era casserole dish made by the American pottery, W. S. George, has all the lovely hallmarks of a good dish lived and loved. Founded by William Shaw George in 1904, the W. S. George Pottery Company operated four plants in Ohio and