Vintage Royal Sussex Chop Plate Platter - Brown and White Floral circa 1980s army supply the scalloped edge style of

the scalloped edge style of what would become known as the Marigold shape was first created by Homer Laughlin in the early 1930's

This creamer looks lovely when paired with this antique black Nippon sugar bowl

mirrors of any kind add an extra layer of depth to decorating and add movement to the table

shopping at the market

Vintage Royal Sussex Chop Plate Platter - Brown and White Floral circa 1980s army supply the scalloped edge style ofEVERY LEAF SPEAKS BLISS TO ME, FLUTTERING FROM THE AUTUMN TREE. EMILY BRONTE {HISTORY} So classic and complementary to Autumn mealtimes and cozy holiday celebrations, this chop plate platter was made by the Royal China Jeanette Corporation in Sebring OH in the 1980s. Hefty in size and weight, this round platter was originally intended for serving large pieces of meat like steak, turkeys or numerous hamburgers just hot off the grill. But chop plates,