Vintage 1950s Azalea Pattern Platter by Crooksville China Company o.p.co. - Each piece is marked

- Each piece is marked on the bottom with the Nippon Hand Painted stamp except for the creamer which contains no stamp

and snow flurries dance through gray days

Stories about travel and culture and food and how to make something interesting to eat

- Contains a wealth of easy to understand and totally fascinating information about all aspects of plant life including flowers

- Highly detailed illustration

Vintage 1950s Azalea Pattern Platter by Crooksville China Company o.p.co. - Each piece is markedIn the language of flowers, azaleas represent abundance, home and the nostalgia of a long ago place {HISTORY} Don't those three sentiments above just wrap up the essence of the kitchen all in one fell swoop? Here in this one pretty platter, there is a lot going on when it comes to striking a mood in the kitchen. Made in the early 1950s by Ohio's Crooksville China Company the Azalea pattern bloomed just a few years before the company closed its doors