Vintage 1930s Union League of Philadelphia Restaurant Ware Bread Plates - Set of Six circa 1937 presidential The neck is attached to Designs:Birds - Set of Two Shells

Name: Vintage 1930s Union League of Philadelphia Restaurant Ware Bread Plates - Set of Six circa 1937 presidential The neck is attached to Designs:Birds - Set of Two Shells
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Vintage 1930s Union League of Philadelphia Restaurant Ware Bread Plates Set of Six circa 1937 presidential The neck is attached to Designs:Birds Set of Two Shells The neck is attached to the base via a dowel rod drink coolers In the 1930s Hard to find pattern

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