Paden City Pottery Shenandoah Ware "Golden Scepter" Yellow Rose Sugar Bowl Vintage Kitchen Utensil These charming wall hangings were

These charming wall hangings were meant to hold cut flowers or to root ivy or other plants

The Floral pattern was one of Franciscan's most popular earthenware lines in the 1970s

Victorians loved flowers and wanted them throughout the homes and in their lives

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This beautiful ceramic vase was painted in Czechoslovakia just after the country declared independence from Austria-Hungary

Paden City Pottery Shenandoah Ware "Golden Scepter" Yellow Rose Sugar Bowl Vintage Kitchen Utensil These charming wall hangings werePaden City Pottery Shenandoah Ware sugar bowl in "Golden Scepter" pattern. The perfect addition to a yellow rose inspired breakfast, brunch, or afternoon tea table! In the early 1900s, a group of Pittsburgh investors bought three farms owned by a man name Paden located near Sisterville, West Virginia for the purpose of creating a new industrial town. The town was named Paden City. The pottery, established in 1914, was the first industry in the new