Vintage Heritage Hall Georgian Town House Dinner Plate by Johnson Brothers circa 1969-1985 canisters With hues of lime rind

With hues of lime rind

(FROM A 1960S AD CAMPAIGN FOR AD WASHING DETERGENT FEATURING MAYTIME DISH ADD-INS)

As you might imagine

creating a gorgeous aged patina

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Vintage Heritage Hall Georgian Town House Dinner Plate by Johnson Brothers circa 1969-1985 canisters With hues of lime rindGeorgian Town House A popular town house design found in many eastern cities towards the end of the 18th century (from the backstamp) {HISTORY} Let the dreamy tablescapes begin! Blue and white dishware is always fun to mix and match in inspiring ways, but this plate in particular adds an extra dose of interest with its pastoral scene. Complete with horses and carriages and a pretty Georgian townhouse it was made by Johnson Brothers in England in the