Vintage 15x15 Cotton Dinner Napkins with Blue Embroidered Flower & Hemstitching 1900s Used primarily as a food

Used primarily as a food source up until the Middle Ages

5" inches x 1

not only because of the writing but also thanks to the gorgeous dust jacket

Theodore and Frederick named their import company Erphila - a clever combination of the two letters of their last name and the first half of the word Philadelphia

They first started with Pyrex oven-proof glass dishes in the early 1900s eventually graduating to their beloved Corning Ware brand in the 1950s when they debuted their popular blue cornflower pattern

Vintage 15x15 Cotton Dinner Napkins with Blue Embroidered Flower & Hemstitching 1900s Used primarily as a foodYour "linen closet" may be three shelves n the bathroom, and your "house" may be a one and a half room walkup, but linen you must have, whether you are a working girl, bachelor, bride, or the mother of five. The Random House Book of Etiquette, 1967 {HISTORY} The classic cloth napkin. A needed, necessary, and very important companion when it comes to a successful mealtime, they are wonderfully reliable and always useful. Edged in hemstitching, this set