Vintage 1930s Rogers Silverplate Vegetable Dish - Malden Pattern #4012 cut glass matching polka dots

matching polka dots

and a vast variety of cookies intended especially for holiday baking

Carry them through your spring and summer mealtimes and you'll have easy breezy options to add an everblooming bouquet to your table

trusty cotton apron - the one that has seen years of cooking adventures with the spots and stains to prove it - and you exchanged it for this beauty just before you headed to table

In the Rainbow Book of Nature his work appears in both color and black and white illustrations - one on almost every page -  making it as much an art book as it is a written guide

Vintage 1930s Rogers Silverplate Vegetable Dish - Malden Pattern #4012 cut glass matching polka dots{HISTORY} Made by Rogers Silver, this beautiful silverplate vegetable dish was made in the late 1930s in Connecticut. Part of the Malden pattern, it originally came as a two piece server meant for vegetables with a domed two handled shallow domed lid that fit over top to keep the contents warm. In the manner of dual purpose the lid also moonlighted as a second serving dish making it a versatile model. Somewhere along this particular vegetable dish's