This lovely reamer (aka juicer) with pitcher was designed by the Hotta Yu company during the prewar years in Japan
This type of glass was made during the Victorian era throughout Europe
Mead & Company
The garden accents are especially delightful and evoke a visit a visit to merry old England
The bottom is incised with "Roselane Pottery" while the raised "625C" indicates the model number
Betty Crocker's Dinner for Two Cook Book, First Ediition, First Printing, 1958 McCoy This lovely reamer (aka juicer)Betty Crocker's Dinner for Two Cook Book, first edition, first printing, 1958. Betty's introduction is both classic 1950s and just slightly progressive in its messaging: "Dinners for two can be just as exciting, varied, and delicious as those for a larger number. And this book is designed for you brides, business girls, career wives, and mothers of married children." The table of contents features headings like "Pennywise Dinners", "Good and Easy
