Antique Ironstone Platter - Crown Pottery Co - Evansville, IN circa 1890-1900 newport Both the bottom and underside

Both the bottom and underside of the lid are rust-free

What started in the 1920s as a one-woman tamale and chili stand at a Texas county fairground bloomed into a series of one of the most popular Tex-Mex restaurants of the 20th century

Measures 6" inches (height) x 6" inches (width - handle to spout)

Featuring blooming dogwood tree branches

Antique Ironstone Platter - Crown Pottery Co - Evansville, IN circa 1890-1900 newport Both the bottom and undersideI'd rather have roses on my table then diamonds on my neck. Emma Goldman {HISTORY} Made by Crown Pottery Company in Evanston, IN somewhere between the 1890's early 1900's, this antique ironstone platter features swags of flowers in spring green, pink and gold. The Potteries was started by an English immigrant who moved to Indiana in the 1880's. Unfortunately, he died just a couple of years into business leaving Crown Pottery to shuffle between a few