Vintage 1930s Homer Laughlin Hostess Pattern Floral Platter circa 1939 literature Flan de Coco (Coconut Custard

Flan de Coco (Coconut Custard and Marquessa de Chocolate (Rich Chocolate Mousse) plus many more

Similar to the size of a cereal bowl

5" inches (height) x 5

just in case your appetite runs away with you at the farmers market or the fishmonger or the cheese shop

- 424 pages plus index

Vintage 1930s Homer Laughlin Hostess Pattern Floral Platter circa 1939 literature Flan de Coco (Coconut Custard{HISTORY} Hostess! It's a word that immediately brings to mind fun times, gracious hospitality, and a bit of magical wizardry when it comes to whipping up a delightful dining experience. The Oxford Dictionary defines a hostess as a woman who receives or entertains guests, but in this case it's a platter. Made in July 1939 by Homer Laughlin in Newell, West Virginia, the Hostess pattern originally debuted in 1929 and came with a black stripe around the