Vintage 1950s Harker Pottery Magnolia Bread Plates - Set of Five wheat pattern When life circumstances took Dione

When life circumstances took Dione to New York City in the early 1940s

Dark spots (the size of pencil points) sometimes occur naturally in porcelain clay

this pattern with its off-center floral arrangements offers a visually appealing dining experience in a variety of ways whether you are serving salad

and instruction for projects involving knitting

Vintage 1950s Harker Pottery Magnolia Bread Plates - Set of Five wheat pattern When life circumstances took Dione{HISTORY} Made in the 1950s by Harker Pottery, this lovely set of bread and butter plates features a blooming magnolia flower at center surrounded by pale grey ombre style shading. Graceful and elegant on all fronts, this pattern is especially lovely for winter with its cool teal grey eucalyptus color palette. First featured on Harker's gadroon shape dinnerware in the late 1940s, this magnolia pattern, along with other similar Harker floral patterns,