Vintage 1920s Homer Laughlin Yellow and Orange Floral Platter - Newell Shape by Frederick H. Rhead circa 1928-mid 1930s two cup The editors of Popular Science

The editors of Popular Science magazine first published How to Build Cabins

25" inches (width) and weighs 7 oz

Rumer was represented by publishing companies both in the UK and the US

While the farm changed hands several times throughout the 20th century

Containing the unique color palette of ice pink

Vintage 1920s Homer Laughlin Yellow and Orange Floral Platter - Newell Shape by Frederick H. Rhead circa 1928-mid 1930s two cup The editors of Popular Science{HISTORY} There's one detail about dish patterns from the 1920s that make them stand out in comparison to other serving pieces from other eras. These 1920s beauties often contain the color black as a prominent part of the color palette when it comes to florals and stripes, shading, and details. Not a typical color choice often seen again until the 1970s and beyond, black in the 1920s was stylish and modern, sophisticated and sleek, an artistic choice