Antique Pink Rose Porcelain Bread Plates by Hermann Ohme circa 1900-1920s - Set of Six trivet the Metropolitan Museum of Art

the Metropolitan Museum of Art was under the direction of Thomas Hoving - an energetic

Fun for table centerpieces

Continental Pudding

she didn't take for granted the fact that many people found baking intimidating or complicated and in that vein her cookbooks are explicit in instruction

There is wite-out on the front endpaper covering up a previous owner's name and the date of December 19 written below that

Antique Pink Rose Porcelain Bread Plates by Hermann Ohme circa 1900-1920s - Set of Six trivet the Metropolitan Museum of Art{HISTORY} Made by Hermann Ohme in Silesia, Germany between 1900 1920, these porcelain bread plates feature a gorgeous color palette of pastel shades that include blush, raspberry, pale butter, pale mint, dove grey and pine green. Ideal for serving bread, desserts, hors d'oeuvres and appetizers, these small plates in all their cottage style garden glory will make any table more feminine, any celebration more eye catching. Operating from the early 1880s