Antique J.H.W. & Sons Wash Pitcher Cannes Pattern circa 1892-1924 tree branches an apron like this with

an apron like this with its sturdy cotton cloth was both useful in the kitchen curbing cooking splatters at the stove as well as stylish enough to be at the party serving drinks and appetizers

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poet and Jewish humanitarian Emily Solis-Cohen (1886-1966)

these curving details form the infinity symbol

Antique J.H.W. & Sons Wash Pitcher Cannes Pattern circa 1892-1924 tree branches an apron like this with{HISTORY} Cannes. Its the name of a town in France. The name of an internationally acclaimed film festival. And its the name of this pretty ceramics pattern made in Hanley, England by the pottery, John H. Weatherby & Sons. Featuring a gorgeous array of grey blue florals and swirls, this antique wash pitcher was part of JHWs Durability series which was made between 1892 1924 and was available in pink as well. Originally accompanied by a matching wash