Antique Bawo & Dotter Floral Dinner Plates circa 1884-1915 - Set of Two green stripe Cabinets and chests were painted

Cabinets and chests were painted with family scenes and symbolism

beginning with its creation in England in the 1920s

First published in December 1938 by Sunset magazine

Stated First Edition published in 1979 by Harper & Row

These appear on the sailboat portion of the pitcher in the straight line directly under the spout and also on the circular ring at the bottom of the pitcher

Antique Bawo & Dotter Floral Dinner Plates circa 1884-1915 - Set of Two green stripe Cabinets and chests were painted{HISTORY} A pair of international travelers with a passport full of history behind them, these two antique plates were made in Carlsbad, Czechoslovakia, between 1884 and 1915, and then exported to New York City retailer, Bawo & Dotter, for distribution. Noteworthy for any history buff, they also contain the word Austria on their backstamps, which denotes the point in time when Czechoslovakia was still under Austrian rule. That governance meant that