Vintage Ceramic Refrigerator Water Jug Canteen Pitcher - Purple & Orange Flowers- Circa 1930s maid of honor in a million ways as

in a million ways as busy servers in a hustle-bustle environment

When it comes to vintage glassware

Most likely used as a charger (a decorative underplate for dinner plates) or a chop plate (the unglamorous word for platters that served larger cuts of meat)

it also makes a lovely year-round display piece and a holder

There is a powerful need for symbolism

Vintage Ceramic Refrigerator Water Jug Canteen Pitcher - Purple & Orange Flowers- Circa 1930s maid of honor in a million ways asThis is the age for beauty and color in the kitchen, but if you cant have both beauty will have to be sacrificed for convenience. Henrietta Stanley Dull, 1928 {HISTORY} In the 1930s, this is how you stored your water in the fridge! Long before there were built in water filters and ice dispensers on the front doors of our refrigerators, there was this pretty ceramic canteen style jug, fitted with a ceramic and cork stopper, that kept your water fresh,