Vintage Scio Ohio Hazel Vegetable Serving Bowl circa 1940s maurice moore-betty these are deep dish salad

these are deep dish salad plates that could have held a variety of foods from extra spaghetti sauce to side dishes to soupy desserts like berry buckle or cobbler

she tells stories about Italy

They perused the shelves of items to paint - plates

we suspect this 48 oz vessel was intended for serving fresh milk

Vintage Scio Ohio Hazel Vegetable Serving Bowl circa 1940s maurice moore-betty these are deep dish saladCOMING TOGETHER IS A BEGINNING; KEEPING TOGETHER IS PROGRESS; WORKING TOGETHER IS SUCCESS. HENRY FORD {HISTORY} How much money did it take to buy an abandoned pottery plant in 1932? $8,000! How many people did it take to keep the pottery financially up and running? An entire town! And so begins the story of Lew Reese and the Scio Ohio pottery plant located in the Appalachian town of Scio, OH. From the very beginning, Lew had economy on his mind when