Dating to 1978, this Cherokee Pottery ewer captures the creative spirit of the Mid-Century Modern era. Its atomic orange drip glaze reflects a time when expressive color energized American ceramic design. This original pitcher carries that optimism forward through the appeal of handcrafted pottery.
Made in the United States, this earthenware piece features an ash-style glaze finish. Its traditional ewer form connects pottery's practical roots with the artistry of studio ceramics. Hand washing is recommended to preserve the glaze.
The 1978 date places this vessel within a distinctive chapter of American pottery, when everyday objects were valued for design as well as purpose. It offers a glimpse of that creative period and a colorful addition to a vintage pottery collection. A chip is present on the base, as shown in the photos.
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Made in the United States, this earthenware piece features an ash-style glaze finish. Its traditional ewer form connects pottery's practical roots with the artistry of studio ceramics. Hand washing is recommended to preserve the glaze.
The 1978 date places this vessel within a distinctive chapter of American pottery, when everyday objects were valued for design as well as purpose. It offers a glimpse of that creative period and a colorful addition to a vintage pottery collection. A chip is present on the base, as shown in the photos.
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