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Emerson Pottery Frilly Pie Plate in Fields of Iris

Emerson Pottery Frilly Pie Plate in Fields of Iris

$44.50 USD
$44.50 USD
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Emerson Creek Pottery

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Give your beautiful pies the presentation they deserve with this fully glazed, handmade stoneware pie plate from Emerson Creek Pottery! Created from high-quality clay designed to distribute heat evenly and wipe clean easily and finished with a frilled edge that effortlessly shapes your crust, the Frilly Pie Plate transfers beautifully from oven to table.  Featuring a cheerful burst of iris flowers that are painted freehand, each piece of Emerson Creek Pottery bears slight variations that will make your pie plate truly unique.  

As a special gift, for a limited time, your handmade piece will arrive with a beautifully illustrated recipe card, curated especially for this piece of stoneware!

Product Details

  • Measures 7.25″ Base x 9.75″ Face x 1.5″ H
  • 0.75 Qt. capacity
  • Approximately 2.45 lbs.
  • White glaze finish with hand painted red poppy decals
  • Handmade stoneware pottery
  • Freezer, oven, microwave, and dishwasher safe
  • Hand-painted on matte and glossy glazes
  • Food safe, non-toxic, and free of harmful chemicals
  • Cadmium and lead safe
  • Designed and manufactured in Bedford, Virginia
  • All materials sourced from the USA and Canada

Please note: Handcrafted pottery has slight variations in size, color & design — characteristics to be expected and treasured in handcrafted art.

Product Care

  • Drastic temperature changes (from the refrigerator to the hot oven) may cause cracking
  • Room temperature to cool oven is best
  • Allow pottery to cool before placing in refrigerator or dishwasher
  • Do not broil or place on a stovetop burner
  • Do not store in freezer
  • Pottery may scratch finished surfaces — avoid by using a trivet
  • Do not leave pottery outdoors in winter – temperature fluctuations can crack pottery
  • Remove marks with a kitchen abrasive, like Bar Keeper’s Friend
  • High quality steel cutlery will not mark the pottery
  • Pottery can break if dropped on a hard surface

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