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01/20/2019 08:59 PM
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(35) PIECES JOHNSON BROS “FRIENDLY VILLAGE”

Age: Made between 1953 – 2003, (Discontinued)

Size: See Comments

Rating: 9

Comments: Friendly Village by Johnson Brothers is a traditional dinnerware pattern best known for its charming depictions of idyllic village scenes. Most of this set has the Made in England backstamp. This set includes (5) 10” dinner plates The School House, (4) 8” bowls Willow by the Brook, (4) 5 1/8” berry bowls The Stone Wall, (1) 9 3/4” x 12” oval platter The Village Green, (1) 11” x 13 5/8” oval platter Harvest Time, (2) saucers and (7) cups The Ice House, (4) 7 3/4” squarish snack plates with cup indentation Covered Bridge, (5) 6 1/4” bread plates Sugar Maples, (1) small serving bowl Covered Bridge and (1) covered sugar bowl The Lily Pond. We found no damage on any of the pieces. First produced in 1953, this heirloom quality pattern adds a timeless appeal to any table.

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