Vintage Blue Peony Luncheon Plates - Handpainted Japan - Set of Two made in ireland Upon discovery of a clay

Upon discovery of a clay pit on their property they tinkered around with creating their own dishware and found such a love for it that they stopped farming altogether

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- 1951 Edition

The point of this cookbook was to get people to try new things

breadsticks etc

Vintage Blue Peony Luncheon Plates - Handpainted Japan - Set of Two made in ireland Upon discovery of a clay{HISTORY} Full of flowers and festivity, these dark blue floral plates were handpainted in Japan sometime during the mid 20th century. Aptly named and in abundance on each plate, this pattern is called Blue Peony which features a shade closer to dark denim or navy. Now a hard to find pattern, it's lovely that these two luncheon plates come as a pair, as they are gorgeous for mixing and matching with other blue and white china and also look pretty as a