Pottery Oil Dipping Platter
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$68
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$68
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Sure to delight guests, this two-toned ceramic dish boasts a dedicated place to serve olive oil — with ridges to grate garlic — and an outer circle to hold bread. Crafted in Lexington by Missions Pottery.
Due to the nature of the materials, there will be slight variations in size and glazing, making no two pieces exactly alike.
Made in North Carolina.
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Meet the Maker section title
Meet_Maker
Tommy Davis of Missions Pottery began creating pottery as a hobby and stress reliever. After taking classes, he was hooked! His work has evolved and uses a variety of techniques, such as clay-weaving and imprinting, and he specializes in functional yet beautiful pieces that will work around the house. The name Missions Pottery is purposeful. Through their profits, they support Christian missions in America and around the world. Missions Pottery is a mainstay of downtown Lexington, NC, where Tommy sells his and other local artisans’ work, in addition to teaching pottery to others.
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Specifications
- Diameter: 11.2"
- Material: stoneware clay
- Care instructions: Safe for use in dishwasher, oven, and microwave. Hand-washing recommended to extend life of glaze. Do not subject pottery to extreme temperature changes.
- Made in North Carolina
Meet the Maker
Tommy Davis of Missions Pottery began creating pottery as a hobby and stress reliever. After taking classes, he was hooked! His work has evolved and uses a variety of techniques, such as clay-weaving and imprinting, and he specializes in functional yet beautiful pieces that will work around the house. The name Missions Pottery is purposeful. Through their profits, they support Christian missions in America and around the world. Missions Pottery is a mainstay of downtown Lexington, NC, where Tommy sells his and other local artisans’ work, in addition to teaching pottery to others.
Specifications
- Diameter: 11.2"
- Material: stoneware clay
- Care instructions: Safe for use in dishwasher, oven, and microwave. Hand-washing recommended to extend life of glaze. Do not subject pottery to extreme temperature changes.
- Made in North Carolina