Lidded Casserole Dish in Tobacco Spit, 5"h (Ben Owen Sr.) Accessories it features meticulously carved beveling

it features meticulously carved beveling and a refined dogwood white glaze that enhances any interior

This line highlights shapes and forms made in a traditional Owen style of the early 1900’s folk pottery of North Carolina as well as influences from Asia

each jar develops its own character through the glaze's depth and luminous finish

Copper Penny Glaze

The glaze was named after the incredible natural color of blue opals

Lidded Casserole Dish in Tobacco Spit, 5"h (Ben Owen Sr.) Accessories it features meticulously carved bevelingA beautiful casserole made by Ben Owen Sr. circa the 1960s at Old Plank Road Pottery (now Ben Owen Pottery). A well preserved piece of North Carolina history! Measuring 9. 25"dia. x 5"h. Not for food, baking or liquid use due to the chemical components in the glaze. Please Note: What appear to be white spots on the surface are reflections from photo lighting. Made by Ben Owen Sr. circa the 1960s. Stamped "Master Potter Ben Owen".