Vintage Mayhill Federalist Ironstone Gravyboat circa 1960s-1970s Jamaica The Edge of The Sea

The Edge of The Sea is broken down into the diverse topographical areas of New England

and black details

they published their first Country Cookbook which featured from-scratch recipes made with homegrown ingredients

Indian and Mexican food and flavors

Dishware that carries an aged patina often looks stunning when displayed on a wall as opposed to being a functional server in the kitchen

Vintage Mayhill Federalist Ironstone Gravyboat circa 1960s-1970s Jamaica The Edge of The SeaGraceful sculptured rim recaptures an Early American pewter design with a high gloss finish. (Sears advertisement for Mayhill Federalist dishware, 1972) {HISTORY} One of Sears' most popular brands of dishware during the 1960s and 1970s, Federalist ironstone came in three colors white, yellow, and blue floral. Adaptable, attractive, and appropriate for a variety of serving situations from rustic to elegant, Federalist's scalloped edges and simple