1950s Ceramic Asparagus Serving Dish on Platter

1950s Ceramic Asparagus Serving Dish on PlatterBringing a fusion of history and whimsy to the dining table, this earthenware platter is crafted in the majolica style, as evidenced by the bold colors and naturalistic details. Bushels of pastel toned asparagus spears are arranged in a stacked, almost militaristic formation that lends a sculptural effect to the serving dish. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to

rounded handles for easy handling and silver-plated excellence which is guaranteed to keep champagne cooler for longer

Baba Tree works with local villagers in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana to make its distinctive handwoven designs

Sourced from the 1970s

catch-all or decorative accent

In the block-printing capital of Jaipur

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shape and color

this sake flask embodies nearly two centuries of Seikado artistry

while the finer details brought the whimsy

finished with glossy black acrylic handles and visible rivets

This mid-century silver-plated jigger is twice as nice with its doubled-up design