3pc Ken Edwards Tonala Mexico Ceramic Serving Tableware
A trio of Mexican high-fired stoneware serving pieces designed by Ken Edwards, featuring a large oval platter and one round server, and one circular shallow bowl. Each piece is decorated in the Tonala style with hand-painted bird and floral motifs in sage green and earthy orange-brown tones against a light gray-blue glaze. The design includes textured fat glaze accents on the flowers and bird wings. The undersides of the circular bowls bear hand-painted marks in brown pigment including the name Chapalita, a circular logo containing the letters KE, Mexico, and a stylized scorpion device.
Dimensions: 17.5"W x 2.5"H
Weight: 11.5 oz
Condition: Good.
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A trio of Mexican high-fired stoneware serving pieces designed by Ken Edwards, featuring a large oval platter and one round server, and one circular shallow bowl. Each piece is decorated in the Tonala style with hand-painted bird and floral motifs in sage green and earthy orange-brown tones against a light gray-blue glaze. The design includes textured fat glaze accents on the flowers and bird wings. The undersides of the circular bowls bear hand-painted marks in brown pigment including the name Chapalita, a circular logo containing the letters KE, Mexico, and a stylized scorpion device.
Dimensions: 17.5"W x 2.5"H
Weight: 11.5 oz
Condition: Good.
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Time, Location
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