Vintage New England Glass Water Milk Juice Bottle - 64 Oz Rollwood Farm CT Circa 1940s-1950s napkin fold plate which has faded almost completely

which has faded almost completely

in the midst of waters

Some minor wear at corners on cover as to be expected of a vintage paperback booklet

these porcelain canisters were designed to add beauty and functionality to everybody's favorite room in the house

It seems there was a continual running balance of around $50

Vintage New England Glass Water Milk Juice Bottle - 64 Oz Rollwood Farm CT Circa 1940s-1950s napkin fold plate which has faded almost completely{HISTORY} From the pastoral landscape of historic New England comes this vintage 1940s era glass milk bottle. Named after a piece of property owned by Rollin Woodruff (1854 1925), Connecticut's 62nd Governor, Rollwood Farm was an active, working dairy and agriculture farm located in Guilford, CT from the late 1800s to the later half of the 20th century. Known for their Guernsey and Brown Swiss dairy cows, Rollwood Farm also raised turkeys, chickens,