Signed North Carolina Potter Tony Bledsoe Ceramic Pie Plate
$99.95
This Signed Tony Bledsoe Ceramic Pie Plate is a handcrafted pottery dish featuring a beautifully organic design with an undulating, fluted rim. The glaze shows an earthy blend of cream, blue, and brown tones, with an abstract splatter and swirl pattern that gives it a rustic, artistic appeal. The textured surface highlights the handmade quality, making it both a functional bakeware piece and a decorative item. Tony Bledsoe, a recognized name in North Carolina pottery, is known for his skillful approach to form and glazing, creating pieces that celebrate the rich heritage of Appalachian craftsmanship. A unique functional art piece, this pie plate is an excellent addition for collectors of studio pottery or those who appreciate handmade ceramics with a story.
Condition Note: The item is in overall good condition. There may be signs of wear consistent with age. Please look at the images for more details.
Please note that due to their vintage nature, some items may exhibit charming signs of age and gentle wear, adding to their unique character.
Product Information
- Height: 12 7/8 Inches
- Width: 12 7/8 Inches
- Weight: 2.6 Pounds
- Condition: Vintage (item may show signs of age or other imperfections.)
- Web ID: 134859181
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