Rare Shelley England Daffodil Time Candy Dish circa 1945-1966 religious practical information that is still

practical information that is still so useful today - proper nutrition charts

This bowl is the largest one of the set with the ability to hold four quarts

In the main photo it looks like there is a slight yellow tint at the bottom of the platter in the well area - that is just a reflection from a light as it bounced off the shiny glaze

When the founder of Javit Badash retired in the 1970s

Some very minor rub marks and light stains on cover boards

Rare Shelley England Daffodil Time Candy Dish circa 1945-1966 religious practical information that is stillThen my heart with pleasure fills and dances with the daffodils. William Wordsworth {HISTORY} From 1862 1966, the Shelley Potteries in Staffordshire, England were operated by members of the Shelley family. Known for their stylish designs particularly surrounding the art deco era of the 1920s, Shelley produced whimsical dishware for children as well as tableware, dishware, and functional earthenware. Between the years of 1945 1966, Shelley introduced