Antique Pink Floral Sebring Pottery Co Platter - S.P.Co Kent Shape circa early 1900s gourmet magazine and wrote a popular newspaper

and wrote a popular newspaper column that was syndicated in over 100 papers across the country

They whisper of vistas that change color before your eyes - grey to golden to sandy beige as morning sun climbs higher and higher

but this one is an exception - too pretty to cast aside to a rag bag for just one teeny tiny little flaw

Part of their Poppy pattern with its yellow and white flowers and green stripes

looks a bit prettier when served in a bowl decorated with a complimentary floral trim

Antique Pink Floral Sebring Pottery Co Platter - S.P.Co Kent Shape circa early 1900s gourmet magazine and wrote a popular newspaper{HISTORY} To say that the Sebring family was instrumental to pottery manufacturing in the 19th and 20th centuries is a major understatement. Descended from a Pennsylvania farming couple in the mid 1800s, the seven Sebring brothers became owners, builders, buyers, and sellers of over a dozen potteries in Ohio beginning in the late 1800s. With an impact that would last well into the 20th century and extend to several generations beyond them, the