Rare Vintage 1920s Clinchfield China Pheasant Platter - Edwin Megargee Bird Art circa 1927 green leaves But most likely they were

But most likely they were made by Madeira - a cloth manufacturer based in Portugal whose was known for their high-quality linens - sometime around the mid-20th century

Hey diddle diddle | The cat and the fiddle | The cow jumped over the moon | The little dog laughed to see such sport | And the dish ran away with the spoon

- Embroidery colors include: lime green

- Colors include pea green

Rare Vintage 1920s Clinchfield China Pheasant Platter - Edwin Megargee Bird Art circa 1927 green leaves But most likely they wereALL THINGS WEAR A LUSTER WHICH IS THE GIFT OF THE PRESENT AND A TARNISH OF TIME. RALPH WALDO EMERSON {HISTORY} Just a few months short of its 95th birthday, this almost antique Clinchfield platter is a rare gem among Southern pottery makers. In operation from 1916 to 1957, Clinchfield Pottery based in Erwin, Tennessee was a favorite everyday dish manufacturer among American households during the early part of the 20th century. Prized for both their