Vintage 1940s Georgian Reproduction Furniture Catalog - The Beacon Hill Collection by B. Altman & Company practical cooking and serving After the French Limoge pottery

After the French Limoge pottery in France caught wind of the great success of the U

but we estimate it was created somewhere around the late 19th century or early 20th century based on floral patterns and color arrangement

Filled with colorful photographs on every page

this version -  New Laurel's Kitchen is recommended most often for home cooks just starting out on a vegetarian path thanks to its friendly approach and unintimidating ease of use

the rose and daisy floral pattern will add a bit of rustic ornamentation to your overall aesthetic

Vintage 1940s Georgian Reproduction Furniture Catalog - The Beacon Hill Collection by B. Altman & Company practical cooking and serving After the French Limoge potteryInspired by the beautifully designed furniture found in the 18th century houses of Boston's Beacon Hill neighborhood, many of the pieces are exact copies of originals, some taken from carefully measured drawings of genuine antiques, while others interpret the spirit of these master styles in the light of modern requirements {from the Forward} {HISTORY} This beautifully bound 1940s catalog showcases reproduction 18th century furniture from the Beacon