Vintage Johnson Bros Sheraton Dinner Plate circa 1944-1980 tit mouse It was always their mission

It was always their mission to make the kitchen a space of joy for all cooks by manufacturing items that delighted the eye and eased the cooking process

- Oversized

dove grey and black

Thankfully the beauty of the bouquet and the shiny gold inner and outer rim really detract the eye from these very minor flaws

Pair them with this vintage Johann Haviland platter (made by Theodore's nephew) for a dynamic table arrangement

Vintage Johnson Bros Sheraton Dinner Plate circa 1944-1980 tit mouse It was always their mission{HISTORY} Made in England beginning in 1944, Johnson Brothers' Sheraton pattern features a gorgeous big and blousy bouquet of hand colored flowers. Debuting during WWII, this floral abundance was meant to symbolize resilience in nature and the comfort of tradition two notions that would lend a calming aesthetic to the kitchen and the dining table during a chaotic time in world history. In manufacture through 1980, symbolism aside, it's easy to see why