Vintage 1930s Canonsburg Rose Bouquet Platter with Hostess Shape hepplewhite All the colors are bright

All the colors are bright and crisp with not a pulled thread or a stitch out of place

Guaranteed to pop

All six glasses glow the same color neon green under a black light

these dishes were such a beloved part of the train experience that B & O also offered them for sale

Vintage 1930s Canonsburg Rose Bouquet Platter with Hostess Shape hepplewhite All the colors are brightThere is simply the rose; it is perfect every moment of its existence. Ralph Waldo Emerson {HISTORY} Debuting in 1936, this pretty floral platter containing sprays of ice pink roses was made in Pennsylvania by Cannonsburg Pottery. Featuring their Hostess shape a scalloped edge with square sides for a firm grip and easy transport, this big platter is both a beauty for the table and for wall decoration. Roses were no foreigner to Canonsburg's long list