Vintage Dorchester Johnson Bros Square Salad Plates circa 1930s-1940s - Set of Four coppertone The other is a pottery

The other is a pottery called Cliff that operated in England in the 1800s

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vinegar and molasses

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Some of the additional recipes have been clipped from various sources - magazines and newspapers and such

Vintage Dorchester Johnson Bros Square Salad Plates circa 1930s-1940s - Set of Four coppertone The other is a pottery{HISTORY} Made in England starting in the 1930s, the Johnson Brothers Dorchester pattern became a popular favorite that was produced all the way through the mid 1960s. Featuring dark raspberry pink tulips, double petaled blue blossoms, and yellow wax flowers, this vibrant bouquet was hand decorated in shades of lime green, blueberry, mustard and berry. Complete with an embossed edge that is scalloped in shape, this Johnson Bros dish style was called