1920's Hotelware - Rare Side Dish Plate from Hotel Mason, St. Petersburg, Florida mt rushmore drawers and a roll-out bin

drawers and a roll-out bin for dry goods offering a plethora of space for essential day to day cooking necessities

But once he embarked on his trip he began to discover that people and places weren't quite what he had remembered

it carries all the warmth you need to bolster your spirits through the autumn and winter months in its soft beige colors and repeating swags

menus and general kitchen household advice and styling suggestions

the birds or the placement of the images within the image which helped identify which patterns belonged to which companies

1920's Hotelware - Rare Side Dish Plate from Hotel Mason, St. Petersburg, Florida mt rushmore drawers and a roll-out binHotel Mason will be one of the most beautiful structures in the city (from a Tampa Bay Times newspaper article May 27, 1923) {HISTORY} It only lasted two years, but Hotel Mason, while it was in operation, was a beauty to behold. Built in St. Petersburg, Florida in 1924 by New York steel magnate, Franklin J. Mason, the hotel cost over a million dollars to erect. By 1926, just two years after opening, it went bankrupt and was picked up by new hoteliers