Crafted in America in the 1960s, this oval snack plate lot measures 7.25" by 5.25", perfectly sized for hosting or personal use. 

• Featuring a glossy finish and a distinctive multicolored band pattern, it brings a touch of vintage personality to any occasion. 
• The small platters boast original tab handles, adding a functional yet stylish detail to its design. 
• Made from durable stoneware, it's a testament to the quality and craftsmanship of the era.  
• Paul McCobb (1917 - 1969) was an important mid-century Industrial Designer, who is known for his furniture designs
• In 1959, McCobb designed new lines of restaurant ware and residential dinnerware for Jackson. 
• The dinnerware was produced in Japan, while the restaurant ware was made in Falls Creek, PA.
• In addition to these dishes, he designed textiles, lighting fixtures, door hardware, radios, TVs, office furnishings.

Whether for daily use or as a collector's item, this lot reflects a bygone era's style and is a beautiful addition to your serving collection.

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