Earthen Vessel Redware Christmas Goose Dish | Signed K. von Hedemann | Cincinnati 1986 Folk Pottery Hull Pottery evolved from utilitarian stoneware production

evolved from utilitarian stoneware production into one of America’s most recognized pottery makers

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The back is stamped with the publisher name

Designed with hinged side supports

Signed examples—particularly by recognized makers such as Mary Shooner—are especially desirable

Earthen Vessel Redware Christmas Goose Dish | Signed K. von Hedemann | Cincinnati 1986 Folk Pottery Hull Pottery evolved from utilitarian stoneware production1986 Handcrafted Redware Goose Dish with Festive Wreath & Cobalt Glaze Collectors Note Redware is one of Americas earliest ceramic traditions, dating to the 18th century. In the late 20th century, studio potters revived this historic form, blending traditional earthen clay bodies with expressive, folk inspired decoration. Signed works like this example from Earthen Vessel reflect that revivalwhere craftsmanship, regional identity, and decorative charm