Antique Noritake Porcelain Soup Bowls Thelma Bassett Pattern circa 1920s - Set of Four occupied japan These plates looks especially pretty

These plates looks especially pretty with this platter

including one in Puerto Rico

Lobster for Your Best Bridge and Jeter's Hot Pot along with some interesting wild game recipes - Opossum and Sweet Potatoes

- Each canister comes with its own secure and tight fitting lid

In 1963 Doris published her first book A Cook's Tour of San Francisco

Antique Noritake Porcelain Soup Bowls Thelma Bassett Pattern circa 1920s - Set of Four occupied japan These plates looks especially pretty{HISTORY} Meet Thelma Bassett, the antique dish pattern made by Noritake during the 1920s. We searched high and low for some insight or a snippet of a story lead regarding the name of this pattern but couldn't find one bit of info. Was Thelma Bassett a famous actress of the 1910s and 1920s? A worker at the Noritake pottery? A muse for one of the dish decorators? Any and all of these are possible, but it seems for now at least she is a veritable