Vintage Handpainted Stoneware Crock by Ransburg circa 1930s-1940s linen napkins a feel for lighting

a feel for lighting

it has a wonderfully graceful weight that allows it lo lie smoothly on a surface

the pages of this cookbook unfold to reveal full-bodied dining and cooking experiences that are beautifully presented with elegant recipes from around the world with wine pairings to match them

An easy dish with effortless style

and no matter how advanced the art of cooking is today

Vintage Handpainted Stoneware Crock by Ransburg circa 1930s-1940s linen napkins a feel for lightingThe pottery that's taking the country by storm (from a 1938 Ransburg Pottery Advertisement) {HISTORY} A favorite since it was first introduced in the 1920s, Ransburg kitchenware tells the story of one man's creative determination to succeed through some of the worst economic climates of the 20th century. The son of a Quaker farmer, Harper J. Ransburg's passion for creative arts was much more appealing to him than following in his father's footsteps.