Antique Iris E.P.P.Co Pink Floral & Gold Ironstone Platter- East Palestine Pottery Company - Iris Shape circa 1890s furniture The possibilities are never-ending

The possibilities are never-ending

- Does not contain maker's mark on bottom

Antique ironstone washbasin bowls serve many modern-day purposes but one of our favorites is to use them for botanical foot baths

But the real passion behind Theodore Wheaton's company was his love for apothecary bottles

Worthy of a grand travel adventure

Antique Iris E.P.P.Co Pink Floral & Gold Ironstone Platter- East Palestine Pottery Company - Iris Shape circa 1890s furniture The possibilities are never-endingIt's the little details that are vital. Little things make big things happen. John Wooden {HISTORY} Just like John Wooden's quote above, this antique platter is all about the details in a variety of different ways. Started in 1890, the East Palestine Pottery Company was located in East Palestine, Ohio where it operated independently for over a decade before it was purchased by fellow area potter W. S. George in the early 1900's. With its slim window