Hand Thrown Mid-Century Studio Pottery Plates - A Pair inuit figure high-gloss Japanese Natsume--or tea caddy--is

high-gloss Japanese Natsume--or tea caddy--is not an antique

This charming tiny cast iron terrier seems super curious and ready for anything

it feels rather like it should be displayed on a pedestal

The bowl--which would also make a great planter--features a pretty blue petal design with copper brown centers in alternating semi-circles around its perimeter

or in a game room

Hand Thrown Mid-Century Studio Pottery Plates - A Pair inuit figure high-gloss Japanese Natsume--or tea caddy--isThese 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