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"I switched my dinnerware entirely to your dishware last year. Exceptional quality, beautiful design, edible colors!" Carol K., Leavenworth, KS |
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We pride ourselves on creating handcrafted pottery with a level of quality and design that few other potteries in the world acheive.
We are not satisfied until you are satisfied.
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Handmade Stoneware Platter | Medium
The One Platter Everyone Needs!
Our Medium Platter is just the right size to use as a tea or breakfast tray and the complement to our large oval platter. Great for ham dinners and sunday brunches,too! This platter was designed to fit in conventional cupboards when not in use but when could that be? All-time customer favorite.
Our #2197M Platter 16"L x 12"W.
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Gone in a Flash
The turkey was ordered weeks ahead - it was a thirty pounder that barely fit into the oven. Preparations began a few days ahead of time. Pies were baked - pumpkin and apple. The shopping was done. Carts were loaded with vegetables and potatoes - both white and sweet. The cranberry sauce, black olives, celery, cream cheese, stuffing ingredients were all crossed off the list. We got out the tatted table cloth and put it on the dining room table after three leaves were added and all of the extra chairs were rounded up. The good silver was polished and sorted, and then the table was set with cloth napkins and the beautiful gold rimmed water glasses and the handmade blue agate dinnerware. I always loved climbing up into the cabinet in the kitchen where the huge stoneware platter and covered casserole dishes that matched were kept. It was oval and we used it on holidays for turkey or on special occasions as a breakfast tray for Mom. By the time Gram and Uncle Ed arrived at around two o'clock in the afternoon, the house was filled with the smells of Thanksgiving dinner and all of us were starving. It seemed like an eternity until Mom would finally let us know that the bird was done and that Dad would pull it out of the oven and put it on that large stoneware platter and carry it to the head of the table to begin his slow, methodical carving process. Our mouths watered as we watched. Then finally the food was passed and the feasting began! How was it that what took days to prepare was over in what seemed like half an hour?
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