Antique and Vintage 1930s Daum Crystal Lobster Platter
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Ingot Objects Ash-Glazed Ceramic Serving Platter
$255
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This platter was wheel-thrown using an iron-rich clay, so it has a beautiful texture. It’s unglazed with a slightly metallic sheen and a bumpy feel that calls to mind the surface of the moon. Best suited to serving drier foods like bread, pastries or hard fruits.
Product ID: 2202202004
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Only at ABASK
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This platter was wheel-thrown using an iron-rich clay, so it has a beautiful texture. It’s unglazed with a slightly metallic sheen and a bumpy feel that calls to mind the surface of the moon. Best suited to serving drier foods like bread, pastries or hard fruits.
Product ID: 2202202004
View more from: Ingot Objects / Serving dishes & platters
Only at ABASK
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Meet the Maker:
Ingot Objects
On his travels to Minnesota, Jonathan Wade felt connected to the folk art pottery reinterpretations of Japanese Mingei. Wheel-thrown into simple, hand-built forms, his low-impact, utilitarian tableware celebrate the impurities and irregularities of wild clay and wood ash glazes — which the founder personally collects himself. Every unique piece is designed to honour the rituals of cooking and eating.
