Vintage 1940s Oxnard Lemons Sunkist Fruit Crate Wall Hanging 10x13 The Mennonite Community Cookbook by Mary Emma Showalter its original intended use was

its original intended use was for serving large pieces of meat

It was this area of the country that laid the groundwork for our modern-day sinks

- Colors include lime green

inspired by the delicate porcelain of Limoges

There is a little bit of wear in the floral transferware on one of the buquets (see photo) and the gold edging along the rim is rubbed in a few areas

Vintage 1940s Oxnard Lemons Sunkist Fruit Crate Wall Hanging 10x13 The Mennonite Community Cookbook by Mary Emma Showalter its original intended use was{HISTORY} Adding a touch of authentic farmhouse aesthetic to your kitchen, this vintage Oxnard Brand lemon label panel was once part of a 1940s era wood packing crate. Although chippy and tanned in some spots, this is a wonderful example of California's unique 20th century agricultural history. The Oxnard Lemon Company brand dates back to the 1940s, to the rich soil surrounding the Port of Hueneme, located between Los Angeles and San Diego. Ideal for