Antique German Porcelain Oatmeal & Spices Canisters - Set of Four - G.M.T. Co. Thuringia circa post-1914 dessert plates No holes or rusted out

No holes or rusted out sections

nothing seems more appropriate for a dish design than a big platter piled high with food ready to be consumed by hungry house guests

Isn't that a wonder

The Butterprint pattern (also known as Amish Butterprint) was in production from 1957-1968 and came in contrasting colors of turquoise on white and white on turquoise

Antique German Porcelain Oatmeal & Spices Canisters - Set of Four - G.M.T. Co. Thuringia circa post-1914 dessert plates No holes or rusted outAutumn carries more gold in its pockets than all the other seasons. Jim Bishop, Journalist 1907 1987 {HISTORY} Just in time for cozy fall and winter weather, this antique porcelain canister set represents all the ingredients you need to make a delicious batch of breakfast or homemade cookies. Made in Germany around 1914 or later, this set of four porcelain canisters includes individual containers for oatmeal, cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves. Housed in