Antique George Jones & Sons Aberdeen Blue Dinner Plate circa 1887-1888 immigration cookbook Some areas look as if a cooking school founder

Name: Antique George Jones & Sons Aberdeen Blue Dinner Plate circa 1887-1888 immigration cookbook Some areas look as if a cooking school founder
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Antique George Jones & Sons Aberdeen Blue Dinner Plate circa 1887 1888 immigration cookbook Some areas look as if a cooking school founder Some areas look as if the paint is chipping off on the red veggies A note about the bowls: The large bowl is the original one to this mixer The back of this dish features the GJ & Sons mark with a crescent moon and the 1880s era registration number alongside an impressed mark of the same style George Jones & Sons dishware had tendency to lean towards Asian and Art Nouveau style aesthetics

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