Antique Pink Striped Pitcher by Burgess & Campbell Meditteranean Those were the questions Fannie

Those were the questions Fannie wanted to address so that recipes would turn out to be not only delicious but also consistent each and every time for each and every cook

thanks to its lightweight go-wherever charm

ranging from simple to elaborate

this primitive handmade split oak basket features a decorative wide band in the center and a tall rectangular shape

- includes a handwritten

Antique Pink Striped Pitcher by Burgess & Campbell Meditteranean Those were the questions Fannie{HISTORY} Made in Trenton , New Jersey between 1879 1936, this antique Burgess & Campbell jug is both old and new all at once. Featuring a classic pink band framed by gold striping, a popular design in the late 1800s to early 1900s, this jug also features two sets of white petaled flowers outlined in gold. With a fresh, youthful style, and a contemporary design, these flowers look so modern in appearance, you might suspect that they could have been