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SOUP TUREEN & LADLE (BOWL)

WEST COAST LIFE. This is a fabulous new pottery range inspired by Nature from Jim Etzkorn, one of Canada’s foremost pottery artists. The stoneware pottery has a Celadon glaze overlaid with a saturated iron glaze then decorated using a wax resist technique. This pottery is ovenproof, dishwasher proof and microwave proof. Leaf Design.

This magnificent Tureen is large and will hold enough soup or food for a large family.

Height 9.5 inches Width 8 inches.

DOMED BUTTER DISH by: JOVIC POTTERY - Side Street Studio - Victoria 2 years 5 weeks ago

DOMED BUTTER DISH

A superb hand crafted butter diah. Foodsafe. Microwave, dishwasher and oven proof. Diameter 6.5 inches by Height 5 inches. Made on Vancouver Island.

Jose wrote " The customers who delight in these pieces reach a part of me that soars with delight… they get me, they get my work"!

COVERED CASSEROLE by: QUASIMODO POTTERY - Side Street Studio - 2 years 1 week ago

This is a Fabulous Casserole Dish!.

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MARINADE, SERVING OR BAKER DISH by: QUASIMODO POTTERY - Side Street 2 years 19 weeks ago

This is a Fabulous Baker or Serving Dish!.

A very versitile dish - use for baking, serving or marinading

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FABULOUS MUG by: QUASIMODO POTTERY - Side Street Studio - Victoria BC, 2 years 1 week ago

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A really fabulous Mug for coffee, tea, soup, or just your favourite drink!

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