Vintage 1940s Pink Rose Luncheon Plates - Taylor Smith Taylor circa 1948 tray Its large size also makes

Its large size also makes it dual-purpose

Delicate but strong

the fat most often used is butter

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Vintage 1940s Pink Rose Luncheon Plates - Taylor Smith Taylor circa 1948 tray Its large size also makesAs 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