Rare Antique Floral Chintz Luncheon Plates - Set of Six - Made in Czechoslovakia circa 1918-1921 1919 The pattern name has yet

The pattern name has yet to be determined

The larger plate was made by an English pottery that can only be identified as T & Sons

flour explosions and batter leaks until the point that many of the recipes become illegible and the cookbooks then transition into being more of a symbol of a great meal rather than the source of a great meal

5" inches (height) x 2

Rare Antique Floral Chintz Luncheon Plates - Set of Six - Made in Czechoslovakia circa 1918-1921 1919 The pattern name has yetI read somewhere once that souls were like flowers L. M. Montgomery {HISTORY} Without a smidge of pattern space to spare, these gorgeous antique luncheon plates will fill your kitchen with so many flowers it will feel like you live in an ever blooming meadow. Full of bright color, this set of six was made in Czechoslovakia between the years 1918 1921. That was the brief time in this interesting country's history when it was caught up in the Hyphen