Antique Pink Floral Sebring Pottery Co Platter - S.P.Co Kent Shape circa early 1900s wood napkin rings The floral bouquets retain slight

The floral bouquets retain slight color fading/wear on two of the plates

A few interior pages have tanned to a golden brown due to an acidic reaction from vintage newspaper clippings that were tucked inside certain chapters

and an assortment of other colorful blossoms that trail and float amongst the bees and the dragonflies

Whichever the scenario might be

stalwart testaments to good times had by many during their run at Headland

Antique Pink Floral Sebring Pottery Co Platter - S.P.Co Kent Shape circa early 1900s wood napkin rings The floral bouquets retain slight{HISTORY} To say that the Sebring family was instrumental to pottery manufacturing in the 19th and 20th centuries is a major understatement. Descended from a Pennsylvania farming couple in the mid 1800s, the seven Sebring brothers became owners, builders, buyers, and sellers of over a dozen potteries in Ohio beginning in the late 1800s. With an impact that would last well into the 20th century and extend to several generations beyond them, the