Vintage Divided Serving Dish 1950s Handled 3 Section Applied Flowers Pink & Gold

Description

View Vintage Divided Serving Dish 1950s Handled 3 Section Applied Flowers Pink & Gold with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. This is a stunning piece of hobbyist ceramics dating to 1959. It is inscribed on the bottom "Betty's Ceramics, June 1959. It has a gold, branch-like handle. It is a three-section divided candy dish. Vintage 1950s Pink & Gold Handled Divided Serving Dish 3 Section Applied Flowers Condition: This is a stunning piece of hobbyist ceramics dating to 1959.  It is inscribed on the bottom "Betty's Ceramics, June 1959. Mae C.".  It has a gold, branch-like handle.  It is a three-section divided candy dish.  It has applied, Capodimonte-style flowers in each dish.  The sections are shaped like flower petals with a coral pink along the edges, tipped with gold.  It is an old piece, and it is in very good, vintage condition.  There is some breakage in the applied flowers and leaves.  There is also some slight crazing.  There are no cracks nor chips in the dish itself, just the applied florals.  It measures 10" long x 10" wide x 5" tall.  It weighs 1 lb 2 oz.  Measurements : 10" long x 10" wide x 5" tall Weighs 1 lb 2 oz ***All measurements are approximate*** International Buyers - Please Note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost.  These charges are the buyer’s responsibility.   Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Decorative Collectibles › Other Decorative Collectibles. Brand: Handmade.

Primary Material

Ceramic & Porcelain

Artist

Mae C. 1959

Signed

Yes

Color

Pink, Gold

Material

Ceramic/Porcelain

Decor Style

Hollywood Regency

Brand

Handmade

Type

Vanity Dish, Trinket Dish, Candy Dish

Year

1959

Era

1950's

Country/Region of Origin

United States

Style

Victorian

Original/Reproduction

Original

Features

Applied Flowers

Age

Post-1940