Tilley Plastics Bakelite Cake Stand in poo brown Victorian I decided not to open

I decided not to open it to change it

white and black

How cute is this little guy (adorabubble) in delightful vintage condition

History: Henning Alfred Rathjen (1903–1968) one of the Australian-born artists who established a new pottery studio to cater for local demand and post-war innovations in art pottery

Designer Carmen Hui

Tilley Plastics Bakelite Cake Stand in poo brown Victorian I decided not to openIn wonderful vintage condition with no chips, cracks or fading, this DDDDDDlightful piece of Australiana was made in Melbourne. Who doesn't love a kitsch piece of Australian kitchenalia. INFO: Located in LaTrobe St., Melbourne, Ernest Willberforce W. Tilley, a manufacturer of plastic pressings started a die factory named after himself, E. W. Tilley around 1935, then from 1937 was a Bakelite factory. In 1947 the company name was changed to Tilley