Vintage Shenango Peppercorn Salad Plates - Set of Six Red and White Restaurant Ware circa 1980s ALCOA bright pages and unmarked pages

bright pages and unmarked pages

Originally this box came with its own key for locking

this tureen bears some light chippy glaze spots (especially around the rim and exterior band)

While these bowls might no longer be ideal mixing bowl helpers in the kitchen

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Vintage Shenango Peppercorn Salad Plates - Set of Six Red and White Restaurant Ware circa 1980s ALCOA bright pages and unmarked pages{HISTORY} This vintage set of six restaurant ware salad plates was made in the 1980s by Shenango one of the country's leading 20th century manufacturers of dishware for the hospitality industry. Featuring the now hard to find Peppercorn pattern, a red and white laurel leaf style design, these are deep dish salad plates that could have held a variety of foods from extra spaghetti sauce to side dishes to soupy desserts like berry buckle or cobbler. With