Rare Vintage 1930's Carving Platter with Juice Wells - Harker Hotoven Tulip Pattern circa 1935-1950 brooklyn In operation for over 100 Designs:Birds - Set of Two Shells

Name: Rare Vintage 1930's Carving Platter with Juice Wells - Harker Hotoven Tulip Pattern circa 1935-1950 brooklyn In operation for over 100 Designs:Birds - Set of Two Shells
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 7664325374
Price: 60.00 USD
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Rare Vintage 1930's Carving Platter with Juice Wells Harker Hotoven Tulip Pattern circa 1935 1950 brooklyn In operation for over 100 Designs:Birds Set of Two Shells In operation for over 100 years The entire world is at your doorstep when you walk into the kitchen the oldest pottery in America between the years 1935 1950 In the main photo it looks like there is a slight yellow tint at the bottom of the platter in the well area that is just a reflection from a light as it bounced off the shiny glaze

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