Vintage Becassine Comic Books in French circa 1958-1962 organizer There is one small pitted

There is one small pitted spot on the exterior which looks to be a natural flaw in the clay

Hopeful signs of Spring come to the table in an artistic flurry of blooming branches and symbolic history with this set of vintage porcelain soup bowls

this pair of antique luncheon plates was made by Johnson Bros pottery in Stoke-on-Trent

and Bronwen Godfrey became a runaway hit with health-conscious home cooks of the late 20th century

Her pancakes are made with grated zucchini and served for dinner

Vintage Becassine Comic Books in French circa 1958-1962 organizer There is one small pitted{HISTORY} As the first female comic strip protagonist, Becassine made her debut in a French children's magazine in 1905. Created by the magazine's editor, Jacqueline Rivire, the pen name of Jeanne Josephine Spallarosa (1851 1920), the loveable character of Becassine was inspired by the real life antics and mishaps of Jacqueline's Breton housemaid. A gullible, naive, and provincial domestic worker from the Breton countryside, Becassine found herself to