“They’re only about $7 each, and they look like really pretty ceramics,” she says. “Not a single chip, and I’ve used them exclusively as my plates for about two years.” An added bonus ...

salad plates, dessert bowls, breakfast bowls, and sets. Made by Vermont-based brand Farmhouse Pottery, this charming ceramic cup has an interesting ribbed texture that makes it easy to grip.

This slipware decorated Pennsylvania German plate probably dates from the early 19th century ... Negative Number 77-13227 Information or research assistance regarding Pennsylvania ceramics is ...

The end. Handmade in Puglia, these splattered ceramics are the brainchild of fashion stylist Flossie Saunders. Hot Pottery has plates and bowls so far and will soon be adding serving platters and ...