Each butter pat is stamped with the maker's mark and pattern name
The interior of the cookie jar is glazed and is very shiny but does contain some light beige staining at the bottom of the jar
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Ada was inspired by the precise cooking techniques and instruction of America's Fannie Farmer and wanted to create something of equal value for her own country
Most likely an effort to provide some encouragement for women on the home front who were anxiously awaiting their soldiers return
Small Vintage French Saxon Platter with Blue Pink Black and Yellow Flowers circa 1934-1952 monograms Each butter pat is stamped{HISTORY} Not every platter can be traced back specifically to certain era of manufacture, but when it comes to this one we can tell a lot just by the design and the backstamp. Made by the French Saxon China Company in Sebring, Ohio between1934 and 1952 this platter features gold filigree, an embossed edge, and a floral bouquet made up of pink, yellow, blue, orange, and black flowers. The merging of equipment from two defunct potteries, the French