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The Brookline Skillet Plate in Baltic Blue

The Brookline Skillet Plate in Baltic Blue

Regular Price $48.00
Regular Price Sale Price $48.00
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Emerson Creek Pottery

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Serve every meal with a touch of timeless charm. Inspired by the familiar silhouette of a classic cast iron skillet, our Brookline Skillet Plate captures the rustic character you love in beautifully crafted stoneware that's lighter to lift and made for everyday use. Whether you're serving warm dips, cobblers, roasted vegetables, or individual entrées, this versatile piece brings a cozy, nostalgic feel to the table while fitting seamlessly into modern life.

Why You'll Love It

  • Inspired by the classic look of a cast iron skillet in durable stoneware
  • Thick stoneware helps keep food warm from the first serving to the last bite
  • Straight sides make it ideal for dishes with sauces, gravies, and baked recipes
  • Comfortable handle makes serving and passing around the table easy
  • Stacks neatly for convenient storage

Product Details

  • Measures 12″L x 8.5″ W x 1.25″ H
  • 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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