Antique Homer Laughlin Pink Floral Platter circa 1926 eppco The summer day was hot

The summer day was hot and still…

Samuel traveled to Massachusetts

Food is symbolic of love when words are inadequate

Spaghetti with Shrimp and Fresh Tomatoes

dating to 1750/1751

Antique Homer Laughlin Pink Floral Platter circa 1926 eppco The summer day was hot{HISTORY} Delicate and summery, this pastel pattern was one of the most popular of the early 20th century. From French porcelain to Austrian dinnerware to American restaurant ware, these swags of pink and purple florals, with their fringy leaves and loosely gathered bouquets, graced dishware and tabletops of all shapes and sizes, near and far, during the early 1900s. This specific platter, a large one measuring 15 inches in length, was made by Homer