Ray and Pauline Cash built many of their early molds by hand, and this creamer's unusual embossed basketweave shape is rarely seen even among dedicated Cash collectors.
Dimensions: 4.25" tall, 3.25" diameter, 3.5" wide (spout to handle), 2.25" top opening
Condition: Excellent condition — no chips, scratches, or crazing. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
Hand-painted blue flowers sit against an embossed crisscross basketweave body, stamped “Made By The Cash Family, Hand Painted” — the whole piece carries the quiet confidence of work made by people who knew exactly what they were doing.
A beautiful addition to a kitchen shelf that values story alongside craft. Hand washing recommended to preserve the painted decoration.
Ray and Pauline Cash opened Clinchfield Artware Pottery in Erwin, Tennessee in 1945, later renamed Cash Family Pottery in the mid-1950s. Ray made many of the early molds himself, and pieces from this hands-on period are especially prized by collectors.
A gift with real provenance for anyone who appreciates the hands behind the object.
