Vintage Pope Gosser Tralee Platter circa 1940s-1950s viola french Betty Anne Peanut Crunch and

Betty Anne Peanut Crunch and Betty Anne Mints were favorite fundraiser items from the 1940s-1960s

physical characteristics

- In addition to hanging it also offers the ability to sit upright on its own

That's what we imagine the past (and the future) to look like for this vintage traveler

Vintage Pope Gosser Tralee Platter circa 1940s-1950s viola french Betty Anne Peanut Crunch andPope Gosser patterns this widely known China is always admired for its unique beauty. The designs are strikingly original (from a 1948 advertisement in The Pueblo Chieftain, March 14, 1948) {HISTORY} Featuring medium sized trailing pink roses climbing their way around the shoulder, this large serving platter was first introduced by Pope Gosser in the 1940s and remained a popular pattern through the 1950s. Whether you were setting a table in Sioux