Vintage 1940s Homer Laughlin Nautilus Platter - Rare Sea Green Spray Rim and Center Floral Design B40N8 princess margaret - illustrated with whimsical black

- illustrated with whimsical black and white line drawings of The Little Brown Chef by Herbert Temple

This 1940's Champagne/Wine Cooling bucket is the epitome of elegance with its floral rim

making this sugar bowl a lucky survivor not only of history but also of artistic endurance and perseverance despite difficult times

white dots and gold shading

Vintage 1940s Homer Laughlin Nautilus Platter - Rare Sea Green Spray Rim and Center Floral Design B40N8 princess margaret - illustrated with whimsical blackThe sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever. Jacques Cousteau {HISTORY} Started by two brothers in East Liverpool, Ohio in the 1870s, Homer Laughlin has remained one of the most iconic dish makers in American history. Producers of a zillion different patterns from plain to decadent, it is probably safe to say that they have made at least one dish pattern to suit each and every person's particular taste over the past 150