California Pottery emerged in American ceramics during the early to mid-20th century, characterized by its vibrant colors, distinctive glazes, and often whimsical or decorative designs.
This particular piece is a hand-painted serving dish adorned with a sculpted three-dimensional pink rose and green leaves. Such items were commonly used for serving snacks, candies, or as decorative accents, blending utility with artistic expression. This dish exemplifies the decorative aesthetic popular in mid-century home decor.
