Franciscan Floral Earthenware Dinner Plate, 1970s Vintage Barware What an interesting experiment --

What an interesting experiment -- baking powder in everyday meals to give delicacy and add flavor

use it as a flower vase on your summer table or in the middle of your picnic blanket

Or start a collection and create a one-of-a-kind wall display in your kitchen or dining room

with its evocative 1950s color palette and graceful leaping stags provides a classic combination of the two products for which Royal Copley was best known:  figural planters and small figurines

Elegant Art Deco-styled wall pocket in green and brown

Franciscan Floral Earthenware Dinner Plate, 1970s Vintage Barware What an interesting experiment --Franciscan Floral dinner plate. The Floral pattern was one of Franciscan's most popular earthenware lines in the 1970s. Manufacturing of this "flower power" design began in 1971 and continued until 1977. Vibrantly colored flowers in shades of purple, orange, yellow, and pink adorn the centers of the plates, saucers, and bowls with leaves in various shades of green. A jaunty bright green band pops around the edge of the plates. Six dinner plates are