Rare Pink & Gold Antique Royal Crown Derby Cream Jug for Bigelow Kennard & Co Boston circa 1888 coastal grandmother decor Isabel Cotton Smith set out

Isabel Cotton Smith set out to teach women all the basics in the creative fields of culinary arts and home management

a coldframe and a greenhouse

The leaves take a back seat to the petals themselves

she grew her writing career in Kentucky where she lived with her husband and wrote for several leading magazines of the day including Vogue

transportation seating arrangements

Rare Pink & Gold Antique Royal Crown Derby Cream Jug for Bigelow Kennard & Co Boston circa 1888 coastal grandmother decor Isabel Cotton Smith set out{HISTORY} Telling the stories of two prominent companies in one, this rare antique porcelain cream jug comes with all sorts of interesting history. Made by luxury dish maker Royal Crown Derby in England in 1888, it was then sent to Boston to the import company of Bigelow, Kennard and Co. for retail sale in America. Featuring a solid salmon pink body with a scalloped rim and a unique almost flat style handle, this very pretty serving piece is stunning