Antique Purple Pansy Flower Platter by C.P.Co in the Dixie Shape circa 1880s-early 1900s turquoise flowers Carolina's served some of the

Carolina's served some of the menu items that were once featured at Perdita's alongside their own innovative fare

The gold stripe and gold handles are wearing slightly in some spots due to age

Interesting recipes include Beef Duchesse with Mushroom

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Antique Purple Pansy Flower Platter by C.P.Co in the Dixie Shape circa 1880s-early 1900s turquoise flowers Carolina's served some of the{HISTORY} We always love a good mystery around here, especially when it comes to obscure pottery marks. Tucked inside a green laurel wreath, this gorgeous antique platter is marked C. P. Co on the back with the word Dixie underneath. There are a lot of differing opinions online when it comes to determining what these C. P. Co initials stand for. Some think it was for a pottery in England, called Clyde. Others speculate it stood for a number of