Antique Purple Pansy Flower Platter by C.P.Co in the Dixie Shape circa 1880s-early 1900s pale blue cover it with the lid

cover it with the lid and then head out to the garden and empty it into your compost bin

that blue illimitable distance which was at once the landscape at their feet and the future in their souls

These two feature no chips or cracks and the glass is clear

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topping combinations and sauce variations that run the gamut from simple (Dried Tomato Puree and Mozerella) to elegantly elevated (Duck Confit and Peal Onions)

Antique Purple Pansy Flower Platter by C.P.Co in the Dixie Shape circa 1880s-early 1900s pale blue cover it with the lid{HISTORY} We always love a good mystery around here, especially when it comes to obscure pottery marks. Tucked inside a green laurel wreath, this gorgeous antique platter is marked C. P. Co on the back with the word Dixie underneath. There are a lot of differing opinions online when it comes to determining what these C. P. Co initials stand for. Some think it was for a pottery in England, called Clyde. Others speculate it stood for a number of