MCM ~ Ever Yours ~ Boutonniere – Taylor Smith ~ Set of 4 Dinner Plates 10 ¼”

Description

For your consideration:
History:
The
cornflower
, also known as the Bachelor's Button, is an herb native to Europe. It once grew as a weed in cornfields and derived its name from this habit.
The
cornflower
has also been used as a symbol of tenderness, of fidelity, and of reliability
Through folklore, it became nicknamed bachelor button because it was a lapel flower worn by single men as a sign of being in love. That is how this china pattern got the name Boutonniere.
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Item: 4 Dinner Plates
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Brand: Taylor Smith & Taylor ( West Virginia Pottery Co.)
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Pattern:  Boutonniere  ~ Ever Yours
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Description:
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White Plate
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Blue Pink Flowers known as Cornflower or Bachelor’s Button
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Colors:
Colors include pastel blue, pastel teal blue, light pink, dark grey and pale grey
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Retro Mid-Century-Modern style
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Aqua Blue Interior
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O
ven Proof
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True Underglaze - Pattern & color forever saved in exclusive Zercon Glaze
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Materials: Earthenware
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Trademark: Stamped o
n Back
** Ever Yours**
U.S.A.
Boutonniere
True Underglaze
Oven Proof
Taylor Smith & Taylor
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Origin: USA
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Circa: Discontinued 1962-
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Hand Wash
Measurements:
Approx.
10 ¼” Diameter
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Condition
: Very Good – No chips, cracks, crazing, or repairs.
Notes:
Some Utensil Marks, (Last Picture)
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Note: Please look at all the pictures; they were taken under various light conditions and backgrounds to better reflect actual colors.
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