Vintage 1930s Rogers Silverplate Vegetable Dish - Malden Pattern #4012 cinderella shape You can imagine in the

You can imagine in the course of two centuries the bevy of good recipes and interesting dishes they encountered

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They feature the Hazel pattern blooming with colorful floral bouquets on the Ransom dishware shape which has embossed detailing around the rim and is edged in gold

The dust jacket is in great shape - clean and shiny with just one small chip along the bottom edge

Vintage 1930s Rogers Silverplate Vegetable Dish - Malden Pattern #4012 cinderella shape You can imagine in the{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