Vintage 1940s Commodore by Salem Relish Dishes - 23 Karat Gold - Set of Two watercolor illustrations Henry David Thoreau

Henry David Thoreau

this set of old-fashioned tin cookie cutters dates to the 1950's and comes packaged in its original box

I have said that black has it all

coordinated with matching dishware - a convenience that helped outfit kitchens with all the necessary equipment needed to prepare a good meal whipped up with stylish flair

glass bulbs or twinkle lights

Vintage 1940s Commodore by Salem Relish Dishes - 23 Karat Gold - Set of Two watercolor illustrations Henry David ThoreauMy soul is full of longing for the secret of the sea, and the heart of the great ocean, sends a thrilling pulse through me. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow {HISTORY} Sailing into your space, here they are a vintage pair of matching relish dishes containing a nautical theme and an aire of adventure! This sea worthy pattern called Commodore, was made by the Salem China Company of Salem, Ohio in the 1940's. The word commodore is synonymous with sea life