Roses by F.F. Rockwell - The Home Garden Handbooks Series circa 1930 curry It’s no wonder there are

It’s no wonder there are no markings on the back of these bowls

All the pages are still tightly bound

Molasses Mint Taffy

Both plates contain a rolled rim underneath signaling that they were made for a busy restaurant - one that saw the hustle-bustle of energetic meal times and the waitstaff who served them

Sometimes it can be hard to wrap your head around history that happened so many decades before you were born

Roses by F.F. Rockwell - The Home Garden Handbooks Series circa 1930 curry It’s no wonder there areThe rose is a companionable and serviceable flower, and not always the haughty beauty which she is sometimes made out to be. (An excerpt from Chapter One: The Queen of Flowers) {HISTORY} Published in November 1930 by Frederick Frye Rockwell (1884 1976), Roses was a part of a series called the Home Garden Handbooks, which were reference manuals intended for the home hobbyist, particularly those working with small spaces. Other subjects tackled in the