Vintage Paden Bak-Serv Knob Top Casserole - Paden Rose Pattern circa 1930s wall art not as soup holders but

not as soup holders but as bread warming baskets

special machinery or complicated processes here - it's strictly accessible food suitable for all skill levels

an infinite variety of surprises in the way of table decorations is possible

this is an especially beautiful plate for display during the Christmas holiday season

this hostess apron

Vintage Paden Bak-Serv Knob Top Casserole - Paden Rose Pattern circa 1930s wall art not as soup holders butCook in it, serve in it, be proud of it on your prettiest dinner table (1932 Paden ad campaign) {HISTORY} As if it had just been taken down from the pottery shelves, this gorgeous vintage covered dish also known as a knob top casserole looks as brand new and shiny as the day it was made. What a marvel to think it is 90 years old but doesn't look a day over one. Made by Paden City Pottery in West Virginia for their Bakserv line, this pink and white