Vintage Pope-Gosser St. Regis Covered Dish circa 1940s-1950s kids book 5" inches (diameter) x 2"

5" inches (diameter) x 2" inches (depth) and weighs 10oz

this 1943 edition of The American Woman's Cook Book is a giant when it comes to culinary history in both size and scope

this platter contains no chips or cracks with the exception of an age-old pencil-point-sized chip on the backside of the platter near the left handle

The Baltimore Evening Sun

Joyce's cookbook has been reprinted dozens of times since its debut in 1962

Vintage Pope-Gosser St. Regis Covered Dish circa 1940s-1950s kids book 5" inches (diameter) x 2"{HISTORY} Pleasantly formal. Those were the words used to describe Pope Gosser's St. Regis pattern in advertisements from the early 1950s. The ads went on to describe this pink floral pattern as "elegant and rich looking for your most important occasions yet appropriate for family meals too." Nowadays, we'd consider this a fancy pattern and might think that we should just reserve it for our most special of occasions, celebrations, or holidays. But the