Vintage 1960s Mikasa Poppy Pattern Round Platter Chop Plate circa 1969 balsam wrinkled look given the nature

wrinkled look given the nature of the needlepoint stitching and the lightweight of the cotton cloth

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Vintage 1960s Mikasa Poppy Pattern Round Platter Chop Plate circa 1969 balsam wrinkled look given the nature{HISTORY} Striped for summer and ready to serve up something fun, this beautiful, bright and cheery floral platter was made by Mikasa in 1969. Part of their Poppy pattern with its yellow and white flowers and green stripes, this big platter is technically considered a chop plate and was intended for use in carrying large cuts of meat. But its large size and sturdy composition also make it equally functional as a cake plate, a party platter and a