Teacup, Blue Ridge Southern Pottery, Carnival, Candlewick Handle, Vintage USA 1950s

A vibrant red flower with dark green leaves and brown stems, hand painted on a footed cup with a candlewick-style handle — this is Blue Ridge Southern Pottery at its most recognizable, cheerful, and collectible. Cup only, no saucer.

• Maker: Blue Ridge Southern Pottery
• Pattern: Carnival
• Materials: Ceramic, hand painted
• Origin: Erwin, Tennessee, USA
• Era: Vintage, 1950s
• Quantity: Cup only, no saucer (2 available)
• Dimensions: 3.625" diameter × 2.375" tall, 4.625" wide including handle
• Condition: Excellent vintage — no cracks, chips, or scratches. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

A wonderful replacement cup for a collector building out their set, or a charming standalone piece for anyone who loves American folk pottery. A sweet gift for a birthday or housewarming.

Blue Ridge Southern Pottery operated in Erwin, Tennessee from 1917 to 1957, producing hand-painted dinnerware that has since become one of the most enthusiastically collected American pottery lines — with clubs, conventions, and devoted collectors still searching for patterns and replacement pieces. The Carnival pattern is one of their florals. We have 2 available.

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