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Handmade Primitive Redware Pottery Baking Dish Slipware Leaf Design 9
Handmade Primitive Redware Pottery Baking Dish Slipware Leaf Design 9
Handmade Primitive Redware Pottery Baking Dish Slipware Leaf Design 9
Handmade Primitive Redware Pottery Baking Dish Slipware Leaf Design 9

Handmade Primitive Redware Pottery Baking Dish Slipware Leaf Design 9" Signed candle holder Crafted from porcelain and lit

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Handmade Primitive Redware Pottery Baking Dish Slipware Leaf Design 9" Signed candle holder Crafted from porcelain and litThis is a handcrafted earthenware baking dish with slipware leaf design, unglazed on the outside. approx 9". This Redware bake dishe is food safe, oven and microwavable, and dishwasher safe. As with all hand made pottery, expect slight variations of size and color. Slip decorated pieces, commonly known as slipware, were produced in the region of Staffordshire and Wrotham in Kent from the early 1660s to the eighteenth century. This type of earthenware

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Crafted from porcelain and lit up with LED lights

or Kat to her family

It has an antique tin finish and comes with a silicone dipped bulb

so you can be assured that you are purchasing a brand new item

add a vibrant glow using a battery-operated votive (not included)

Handmade Primitive Redware Pottery Baking Dish Slipware Leaf Design 9" Signed candle holder Crafted from porcelain and litThis is a handcrafted earthenware baking dish with slipware leaf design, unglazed on the outside. approx 9". This Redware bake dishe is food safe, oven and microwavable, and dishwasher safe. As with all hand made pottery, expect slight variations of size and color. Slip decorated pieces, commonly known as slipware, were produced in the region of Staffordshire and Wrotham in Kent from the early 1660s to the eighteenth century. This type of earthenware

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