Vintage Yellow Floral W.H. Grindley & Co Ltd Serving Bowl with Black Stripes Possibly 1920s whitework brightly colored florals and the

brightly colored florals and the interesting ribbon design make this platter a visually dynamic example of Victorian/Edwardian style

this cat named Mother is just the kind of spiritual helper you need when tackling a tricky recipe

and the back coverboard is a bit scuffed in some areas

ladies who came to watch their favorite film stars on the big screen in the afternoon or evening were given a piece of Honey Lee dinnerware as a free thank-you gift for attending the show

brothy entrees

Vintage Yellow Floral W.H. Grindley & Co Ltd Serving Bowl with Black Stripes Possibly 1920s whitework brightly colored florals and the{HISTORY} Weighing in at just under 2 lbs, this oval serving bowl was made by W. H. Grindley & Co in the bustling pottery hub of Stoke on Trent, England. Featuring a yellow lotus flower pattern with black stripes and yellow bands, it was made for the hospitality industry in what we suspect was the 1920s. Founded in 1880 by William Harry Grindley, Grindley & Co manufactured ironstone and earthenware for export to the US, Canada and South American