Hand Thrown Mid-Century Studio Pottery Plates - A Pair wooden man Or turn it upside down--it

Or turn it upside down--it sits squarely on the ears and snout--and use it as a vase or even as a planter

in great condition with a nice warm patina

I believe they date between the mid-1930s and mid-40s

it  would make a terrific paperweight on a stylish desk or a subtle yet striking addition to a grouping of any manner of interesting objects

You could hang it from a nail on the wall near the fridge to both hold your grocery list and open a beer when needed

Hand Thrown Mid-Century Studio Pottery Plates - A Pair wooden man Or turn it upside down--itThese hand thrown mid century studio pottery plates are earthy, sophisticated, substantial, and feel wonderful to hold. They were beautifully made, with glazes one a painterly brown and dark indigo, the other a rich brown and putty colored that follow the contours of their making. They would be lovely additions to a collection of earthenware pottery, and great for serving cheeses or small bites. These plates were purchased from the estate of a