Vintage Dogwood Restaurant Ware Bread Plates by Buffalo China circa 1948-1962 - Set of Four country life Initially titled The Blew Bird

Initially titled The Blew Bird

Of course they can hold a lot more than soup too - accommodating all sorts of foods from yogurt to ice cream - and can even be used as handle-less cups for coffee or tea

- Unique size ideal for small spaces and petite casseroles

- Includes a list of common names for each tree as they are referred to in different areas of the islands for quick reference

Vintage Dogwood Restaurant Ware Bread Plates by Buffalo China circa 1948-1962 - Set of Four country life Initially titled The Blew BirdDogwood flowers are signs of rebirth and hope the perfect companions for a new year full of new kitchen adventures and camaraderie {HISTORY} Made in 1948 and 1962 by Buffalo China in Buffalo, NY, this set of bread and butter plates features the pretty dogwood pattern complete with a scalloped edge and a cheerful color palette. Dogwood trees flower in nature in almost all zones of the United States and since they are one of the first trees to flower in