The Art of Spanish Cooking by Betty Wason - 1963 First Edition lauren bacall And there is what looks

And there is what looks to be a small blemish in the glazing (less than 1/4" inch in length) that occurred during the manufacturing process near the inside rim

these pretty cups could also be used to hold small edibles like olives

especially as the decades progressed

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The Art of Spanish Cooking by Betty Wason - 1963 First Edition lauren bacall And there is what looksThe cuisine of a people is a reflection of its history and geography, its climate, economics, and most of all that elusive thing called temperament. Betty Wason 1963 {HISTORY} Here she is again Betty Wason, our favorite intrepid WWII war correspondent turned cookbook author. In The Art of Spanish Cooking, it's 1963 and Betty has just spent an adventurseome month traveling around Spain collecting stories, experiences and recipes from this diverse