1920's Sugar Jar - Antique Noritake Nippon - Pink Roses with Blue Stripes circa 1910-1920's 1966 printing - Third Edition published in

- Third Edition published in 1892

that when I meet a woman who isn't interested in her kitchen I am just a little suspicious of her

We like to imagine that it was the star of the show at a weekly coffee club where friends gathered to enjoy good food and good times

- Authentically weathered patina

The white leatherette boards of the book and the shiny gold lettering are in pristine condition

1920's Sugar Jar - Antique Noritake Nippon - Pink Roses with Blue Stripes circa 1910-1920's 1966 printing - Third Edition published inThe origin of sugar is lost in the mists of time: India was probably the cradle of its manufacture; since the most faraway times sugar cane has been known there in a wild state (from Larousse Gastronomique) {HISTORY} If you ever get a chance to read about the history of suagr it is pretty fascinating stuff. Once upon a time sugar, was only sold in apothecaries, as it was thought to be very beneficial for a number of different health ailments. Now it