1985 Turtlecreek Potters Redware Christmas Dish – Signed Mary Shooner, Folk Art Tray, Morrow Ohio Dessert or Salad Plate The bottom of each glass

The bottom of each glass is cranberry and the top is clear glass painted with four thin gold stripes

The molds were more detailed than similar corn pottery produced during the same time period and the pieces were glazed with gorgeous yellow and green glazes

Beside him is a playful dog and birds at his feet

Thanks to Flagler and his vision for the region

she co‑authored We’ve Always Had Paris and Provence

1985 Turtlecreek Potters Redware Christmas Dish – Signed Mary Shooner, Folk Art Tray, Morrow Ohio Dessert or Salad Plate The bottom of each glass1985 Signed Redware Christmas Tray with Peace on Earth with Stylized Tree Collectors Note Redware is among the earliest ceramic traditions in America, valued for its warm clay body and hand decorated surfaces. In the late 20th century, artisans revived this historic form through studio pottery workshops like Turtlecreek Potters. Signed examplesparticularly by recognized makers such as Mary Shoonerare especially desirable, as they represent both the