Antique Wedgwood Blue and White Historical Luncheon Plate featuring the Washington Elm Cambridge MA circa 1899 mexican food The pockets measure 7

The pockets measure 7

75" inches (diameter) and weighs 1

but also a useful piece of kitchenware that was both fun and functional

A family-run enterprise that began in 1842

Introducing the depression-era glass pattern - Carol Pink - made by Lancaster Glass Company in Lancaster

Antique Wedgwood Blue and White Historical Luncheon Plate featuring the Washington Elm Cambridge MA circa 1899 mexican food The pockets measure 7Under this tree, Washington first took command of the American Army. July 1776 {HISTORY} This vignette may be a bit of folklore, but that doesn't stop the spread of the story and the idea that George Washington did indeed stand under this elm in Cambridge, MA in 1776 and take control of the American Army. Truth or not, the enigmatic persona of both the tree and this plate adds a bit of context to colonial history that still weaves a spell on American