Vintage BLUE RIDGE SOUTHERN POTTERIES Cherry Cobbler Hand Painted 9.25” Plate

Description

Beautiful and hard to find Vintage Cherry cobbler Pattern
Great to decorate a wall or on a plate rack. It is 9.25 inches in diameter.
Made in U.S.A.
Otherwise Light and appropriate vintage use marks.
NO CHIPS OR CRACKS!
Clean and non-smoking.
These are hand painted plates and as such, no two plates of a pattern are exactly alike. Please keep this in mind when ordering. Additional photos are available-upon request.
IF YOU PURCHASE MULTIPLES AND THE SHIPPING SEEMS HIGH PLEASE REACH OUT TO ME.
I have found it common for the extension of shipping charges to be disproportionately high when buying multiples of a single item.
Send me your zip code and I will quote you a price that I will stand by!
A Short History of Southern Potteries:
The pottery started in 1916 in Erwin, Tennessee. It was built along the traditional lines of potteries of the day-one long building housing seven beehive kilns. Beginning in 1938, most patterns were hand painted on the bisque prior to glazing. Painters free-handed the details and variances in the same pattern among various painters and even the same painter occurred at different times. These differences make Blue Ridge China truly distinctive; in fact, each piece is an original work of art. The pottery was forced to close in 1957 due to increasing imports and use of plastic dinnerware.
Thank you for shopping here!
See other similar items by clicking on our EBAY STORE
Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.