Vintage 1950s Pink Blossom Luncheon Plates by WS George Canarytone Color Lido Shape circa 1954 - Set of Two 17x11 An impressionistic view of flowers

An impressionistic view of flowers in all their pastel-shaded perfection

- Gorgeous detailed scene

would earn them coveted spots in the prestigious Noritake factory

Old Dutch was started by two guys passionate about copper cookware

offering fade-proof designs thanks to their permacal glazing

Vintage 1950s Pink Blossom Luncheon Plates by WS George Canarytone Color Lido Shape circa 1954 - Set of Two 17x11 An impressionistic view of flowersI never feel so happy when on a trip as when I have my face toward East Palestine, have finally crossed the Pennsylvania line, and can say home again. William Shaw George, founder of W. S. George Pottery {HISTORY} Full of spring and summer color, these pretty luncheon plates feature pink flowers set against a pale yellow background with platinum trim. Made in 1954 by WS George in East Palestine, Ohio, these plates were part of the pottery's Lido