Vintage 1940s Pink Rose Luncheon Plates - Taylor Smith Taylor circa 1948 thomas jefferson - The pattern contains clusters

- The pattern contains clusters of purplish-pink flowers with blue morning glory swags and green leaves

This embroidery looks really great with these cups and plates and bowls thanks to their complementary color palettes

raised in Germany and began working as an illustrator in England before he emigrated to America for love and career

The card measures 7

Made of handwoven palm leaves and secured with hand-sewn rolled leather handles that rest comfortably in your hand

Vintage 1940s Pink Rose Luncheon Plates - Taylor Smith Taylor circa 1948 thomas jefferson - The pattern contains clustersAs a background for the food you serve, your table should be as inviting as you can make it. Cooking for Company, 1968 {HISTORY} It's fun to imagine that by the 1960s, twenty years after this trio of plates was made, the trend in table setting was mix and match a style that avoided monotony and encouraged creativity when it came to serving up something delicious. This trio is perfect for such inspiration. Made by Taylor Smith Taylor in West Virginia