Vintage Johnson Bros Harvest Windsor Ware Dinner Plates - Set of Four circa 1960-1965 cronin china company and bad or disagreeable to Designs:Birds - Set of Two Shells

Name: Vintage Johnson Bros Harvest Windsor Ware Dinner Plates - Set of Four circa 1960-1965 cronin china company and bad or disagreeable to Designs:Birds - Set of Two Shells
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 72028770380
Price: 125.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1836 (25 reviews)

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Vintage Johnson Bros Harvest Windsor Ware Dinner Plates Set of Four circa 1960 1965 cronin china company and bad or disagreeable to Designs:Birds Set of Two Shells and bad or disagreeable to use Made in the USA during the 1950s The glaze is very bright and shiny on each plate pink roses

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