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CLASSIC
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It's really difficult to visualize the different sizes,
so I stacked them so you can see the differences. Although I did
stack them vertically, I would strongly advise that you serve food
in them horizontally. The dinner plate is about
10.5" diameter. The middle plate is a salad plate and is
8" in diameter , while the bread plate in front is 5.5"
They are all in our difficult Gold 'n Red (aka: Copper Red,
Reduction Red, Sange de boeuf (that's French), and Oxblood
(that's English). They're all the same glaze with many
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Civil War Mug, more commonly called Confederate Mugs (7" H, Holds about 26 Oz.) During the Civil War, the mugs were made out of metal, but when the troops (mostly the Confederate Army) ran out of bullets, metal mugs were melted down to provide bullets. Southern potters graciously made mugs out of clay to support the troops. If you are from the South, "Save your Dixie cups, because the South may rise again" Or you can just purchase our lovely Confederate mugs. Shown in Gold 'n Red. ![]() |
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Pisgah Night Coffee Cup. How relaxing it is to have your first cup of coffee in your favorite handcrafted coffee cup. It makes each morning so special.
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Spirit Coffee Mug Straight Sides (5" H, Holds about 12 Oz.) in
our Spirit glaze. (Permission is granted to use either style for liquids other
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Goblet (9" H) shown with our large cut-back pitcher, all
in our Gold'n Red glaze.
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Rice Bowl (8"D x 3" H ). We call it a Rice Bowl
because it has those little wiggles to hold chopsticks (a fine
pair is included). We do give you permission to use the bowl for
other thing such as soup, cereal, veggies, etc., however you
might find eating soup and cereal somewhat difficult using the
chopsticks.
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The salad plate, lying almost flat (to cover up the plate stand) is about 8" in
diameter. The vertical plate 10.5" D (for reference) is our
dinner plate They are both in our Pisgah Night glaze.![]() |
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Soup/Dessert Mug in Pisgah Night (2.5" H x 6" D, Holds about 10 Oz.) Great for vanilla ice cream, a little Baileys, and topped with whipped cream. ![]() |
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| CONTEMPORARY
DINNERWARE |
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Beer Steins (about 7" tall and holds about 20 Oz.). Now that Asheville has been named "Beer City", we had to make beer steins even though we don't like beer (except root beer). Left is Spirit, right is Stone Mountain.
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Drinking Vessel (about 5" tall and holds 11 Oz., more or less). Spirit and Gold 'n Red ![]() |
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Small Square Plate (7.5" x 7.5") , in Spirit. As
attractive as the large square plate, but less expensive and
makes it look like there's more food.
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Octagonal Dinner Plate (11" Flat to Flat) Shown in
Spirit. It really
rounds (or octagonals)out the dinner settings. It has also been used as a charger. All three plates
together makes for a dramatic place setting (and we sell more
plates that way).
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Our small nesting bowl is 4" x 4" x2"H. and holds about a cup. The medium is 5.5" x 5.5" x 2.5"H. and hold about 2 cups, while the large is 7" x 7" x 3 and holds over three cups. ![]() |
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Ten Sided Bowl, count em (9" Flat to Flat, 1.5"D)
In our Spirit Glaze.![]() |
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BAKING &
SERVING |
Oval Tray with Handles in Gold 'n Red . Makes an ideal
serving tray. About 12" wide and 16 " long. Believe it
or not, this was actually thrown on the wheel, then thrown on the floor.
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What a nice way to serve honey, honey. Honey Pot and twirler.
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Round covered casseroles in our Copper-Red Glaze (Gold 'n
Red). They both hold about 2.5 qts. and can be ordered with or
without a spoon hole. They make beautiful serving dishes.
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Small: 7"D x 2"H (Shown in Fantasia) Med: 9"D x 2.5"H ( Pisgah Night)Lg: 11"D x 2.5"H (Our incredible Copper-Red) |
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Cut-Back Pitchers (Large in Gold 'n Red, Small in Spirit and Medium no longer available
High-Back Pitcher (Shown in Fantasia)
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Sugar Jar with Spoon and Creamer (Shown in Pisgah Night) |
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Butter Dish in Spirit (8"L) ![]() |
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Cracker or Cookie Server. This unique item can also be used to serve cheese or even those small gourmet breads. It can also be used to stack teabags front to back. It will not hold liquids, but we're working on it. Its about 16" long and 3" wide. Fantasia)
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Baking Dish (shown in our Copper- Red Glaze) The large is 11 by 11 by 2 and the small is 7 by 7 by 2. ![]() |
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Handle Bowl in Spirit. A great centerpiece for a kitchen or dining room table, especially when filled with fruit. About 6.5"H by 12"D ![]() |
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Our Chip 'n Dips come in three sizes. The large (Pisgah Night)is about 14" in diameter and 3"high. Our Medium is 10"D by 3"H. If you don't have many friends or throw very small parties, then our mini chip 'n dip (8.5"D by 2.5"H) is just for you (pictured in Copper-Red, below). It also makes a great shrimp dish. Of course, when you increase your friendship base, you can always graduate to the large one, or purchase more minis.
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Oblong Platter (7"W 21"L x 3"H) Shown in our Spirit Glaze.
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If you don't like oblong, how about our Oval Serving Dish (10"W x 16"L x 4"H), also shown in Spirit....love that Spirit. ![]() |
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Large Round Serving Platter (14"D)Once again in Spirit ![]() |
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| ACCESSORIES Spoon Rest,Mixing Bowls,Berry Bowl,Garlic Pot,Utensil Pot,Cruet, Altered Basket, Lotion Jar,Dip Dish, Canisters |
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Tired spoons? Give them a rest on our ceramic spoon rest. Comfortable for your favorite spoons and keeps your counter clean. Obviously, that's not a spoon, so it takes other utensils too. ![]() |
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Fantasia Mixing Bowls with whisks. The large mixing bowl holds about 56oz, medium about 20oz, and small(perfect for two eggs) about 7oz. ![]() |
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Berry Bowl (6"H x 8"D) with saucer (can also be used as a planter).I use it for washing grapes, berries and cherry tomatos. I even use it to drain macaroni. Spaghetti tends to fall through the holes. ![]() |
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Garlic Pot (7"H). Love that garlic and keep it fresh. Lets air circulate while keeping light away. I can honestly say that ever since I have been using a Garlic Pot, filled with Garlic, I have not seen any vampires around. ![]() |
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What can I say? "Large utensil pot for large utensils, small utensil pot for small utensils" If you have no utensils, you can use it as a planter.
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Our wine cooler (shown in Spirit) keeps wine cool (duh!). I especially worked hard to empty the bottle so I could take the photo. Hint: Use a little water with the ice in the cooler. It makes them slide easier and provides a better contact with the bottle (when it has wine in it).
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Altered Basket (12") This is one of my most popular and
favorite pieces. The basket has a free-form folded lip at the
top. It makes a dramatic center piece. Great for dried or live flower arrangements. Shown in Spirit.![]() |
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What we have here are lotion jars. From right to left, the glazes are "Fantasia","Gold' n Red", Pisgah Night" and "Spirit". We know they work with lotion or liquid soap, but never tried them with ketchup. ![]() |
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Dip Dish (6"D x 3"H) |
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Covered Canisters. The large canister is about 10.5"H x 5"D and holds approximately 64oz. The medium, 8.5"H x 4.5"D and holds about 38 oz while the small is 6.5"H and holds approximately 24oz.
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And now for something different. You can't eat, drink,or serve from it, but you can put a ball of yarn in it and keeping that darn cat from unraveling it all over the floor. The yarn and knitting needles are not included.
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