Early 20thC California Art Pottery Terracotta Charger — Turquoise Crackle Glaze — Signed Adele Wayland SF (1899–1979) Mexican Decor with a Greek themed fabric

with a Greek themed fabric is the perfect choice when you want to have some fun

Bust is free due to the flowy design of the dress

REF: 19-15

When Pierce relocated to Claremont

Think of the many design placement possibilities

Early 20thC California Art Pottery Terracotta Charger — Turquoise Crackle Glaze — Signed Adele Wayland SF (1899–1979) Mexican Decor with a Greek themed fabricStunning American studio pottery earthenware charger with vibrant turquoise crackle glaze and scattered grey veining. Hand thrown, over 13" diameter, with the primitive, tactile edge that defines 1930s California art pottery. Incised underneath "Adele Wayland SF." Why this matters: Adele Caillaud Wayland studied at the California School of Fine Arts in the 1920s30s, exhibited with SF Women Artists (192938) and at the 1939 Golden Gate International