Catoctin Pottery Lewis Mill Jefferson MD Stoneware Serving Bowl Blue Cream

Catoctin Pottery Lewis Mill Jefferson Bowl MD Stoneware Serving Blue Cream

$35.99
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Catoctin Pottery Lewis Mill Jefferson MD Stoneware Serving Bowl Blue Cream

Catoctin Pottery Lewis Mill Jefferson Bowl MD Stoneware Serving Blue Cream

$35.99

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Condition: Used, good. Minor glaze wear and a few small pinholes or specks in the cream glaze; no chips, cracks or repairs - see photos.

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Catoctin Pottery is a working studio in the historic Lewis Mill in Jefferson, Maryland, where potters turn out hand-thrown, hand-painted stoneware for the table. This wide, shallow serving bowl shows off that studio look, with a bold deep-blue speckled glaze on one half and soft cream on the other. It would be at home on a farmhouse table or holding fruit or salad, and it looks good on display too.

Details

  • The base carries the ink stamp "Catoctin Pottery / Lewis Mill / Jefferson, Maryland" on an unglazed tan clay foot ring.
  • It is a wheel-thrown stoneware bowl with a flat rim and the throwing rings visible inside.
  • Hand-painted red crescent and blue petal marks with dark grey lines add the abstract floral decoration.
  • It weighs about 3.3 lb.

Condition: Used, good. Minor glaze wear and a few small pinholes or specks in the cream glaze; no chips, cracks or repairs - see photos.

The photos are part of the description, and it will be packed with care.