Antique Pink & Green Floral Platter by Burgess & Co Circa 1903 coach house restaurant Containing over a dozen four-leaf

Containing over a dozen four-leaf clovers tucked inside a ring of three-leafers

The Antoinette Mirabeau pattern is hard to find these days but once it was offered as a complete dinnerware set with lots of additional accessories including covered dishes

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Antique Pink & Green Floral Platter by Burgess & Co Circa 1903 coach house restaurant Containing over a dozen four-leaf{HISTORY} Made in 1903 by Burgess & Co, this large vintage platter features sprays of pink roses, and lavender daisies, tucked in between a smattering of spring green leaves all accented by an embossed edge and a gold rim. Many people confuse Burgess & Co with Burgess & Leigh, but the latter was a pottery in England, and Burgess & Co was located in Trenton, New Jersey. Like tracing the genealogy lines of a family tree, Burgess & Co. assumed many other