Johnson Bros Old English Vigo Platter with Birds and Flowers circa 1920s-1950s vintage maps the Brunt's dropped their independent

the Brunt's dropped their independent effort and joined forces with other local businesses to establish a pottery cooperative for the fair practice of pottery workers

creating streamlined processes that all aluminum companies still use and rely upon today

While looking over the intricate squares and the pretty flowers it is fun to imagine stories about the sewer

there are no chips or cracks except for one handle that has been skillfully repaired by a previous owner with a very strong bond making it use-able as originally intended

They are great light reflectors too

Johnson Bros Old English Vigo Platter with Birds and Flowers circa 1920s-1950s vintage maps the Brunt's dropped their independent{HISTORY} The Vigo pattern made by Johnson Bros in England debuted in the 1920s and remained in production through the early 1950s. Colorfully designed with a big flowering tree, pheasant style birds, and a gadroon edge it was a similar design to Lenox's Ming pattern which was in production in the late 1910s. The two designs were so similar that Lenox took Johnson Bros to court in 1921 over copyright infringement of the design. Ultimately though the