Antique Bavarian Porcelain Creamer - Green Lusterware with Pink and White Flowers Made in Bavaria c.1898-1904 house 'n home fabric a few ripped threads on

a few ripped threads on the exterior seams and a 1/4" inch tear in the leatherette on one side

Most Meta Given cookbooks are so well-loved they bear a lot of wear and tear - this one

Bonnie must have been a purist at heart

enterprising nightlife

Antique Bavarian Porcelain Creamer - Green Lusterware with Pink and White Flowers Made in Bavaria c.1898-1904 house 'n home fabric a few ripped threads onFresh linen, sparkling silver, glass, and china, placed carefully on the table, supplemented with a low centerpiece of flowers, fruit or brightly colored vegetables give appetite for a meal and a promise of pleasant sociability. Edith Barber, 1940 {HISTORY} Just like Edith said above, nothing instigates pleasant sociability like a pretty creamer in service for morning breakfast or afternoon tea time. This one was made in Arzberg, Bavaria between 1898