Paden City Pottery Shenandoah Ware "Golden Scepter" Yellow Rose Tea Cup Set of Six Afternoon Tea Measuring approximately 5 1/4" from

Measuring approximately 5 1/4" from top to bottom

This hardcover cookbook

This vibrant green cookie jar dates to the 1950s and is sometimes also referred to as a bean pot since it is oven-proof as marked on the bottom

wall hangings and wall pockets

In a stunning shade of pink on the outside with a white interior and a dramatic amber handle

Paden City Pottery Shenandoah Ware "Golden Scepter" Yellow Rose Tea Cup Set of Six Afternoon Tea Measuring approximately 5 1/4" fromPaden City Pottery Shenandoah Ware tea cup set of six in "Golden Scepter" pattern. Set includes six cups and two saucers, all embellished with lovely yellow roses and gold rim trim. Perfect for afternoon tea, brunch, or a festive seasonal breakfast. In the early 1900s, a group of Pittsburgh investors bought three farms owned by a man name Paden located near Sisterville, West Virginia for the purpose of creating a new industrial town. The town was