Vintage Green Striped Restaurant Ware Luncheon Plates by Sterling China circa 1930s-1940s- Set of Two eb white this is the 1956 edition

this is the 1956 edition

A super fun piece of nautical decor

- Each salt cellar is stamped on the bottom with the maker's mark

Scott Fitzgerald is the perfect pairing for this mismatched set of vintage china pieces because they are golden champagne in color and one of the dinner plates hails from the late 1920's - just in time for Gatsby to set it out for one of his magnificent parties

Mixed Kugelhuff Coffee Cake

Vintage Green Striped Restaurant Ware Luncheon Plates by Sterling China circa 1930s-1940s- Set of Two eb white this is the 1956 edition{HISTORY} Manufactured by Sterling China, one of the hospitality industry's leading dishware makers, this pair of green striped 9 inch luncheon plates was made in East Liverpool, Ohio, sometime around the 1930s 1940s. Classic in all the best ways, green striped restaurant ware is one of the most popular of all restaurant dishware patterns. Dozens of potteries working within the domestic and hospitality markets had their own version of this simple