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Blue Ridge Southern Pottery has a devoted following among American pottery collectors — and Celandine is exactly the kind of pattern that explains why.
Maker: Blue Ridge Southern Pottery (Southern Potteries), USA
Pattern: Celandine
Era: 1930s–1940s
Materials: Ceramic, hand-thrown and hand-painted
Dimensions: 11.5" long × 8.75" wide
Care: Hand wash only
Condition: Excellent vintage. Fine line in clay within one flower — characteristic of hand-thrown pottery, not a crack. No chips or scratches. All sales are final.
Hand-thrown and hand-painted in the Southern Potteries tradition, this oval platter is unmarked but confidently attributed to the Celandine dinnerware pattern by Blue Ridge. Bold sunny yellow flowers and generous green leaves cover the surface, and the fluted rim is accented with a yellow stripe that ties the whole composition together with simple, artisan grace.
A wonderful gift for the Blue Ridge collector, the cottagecore enthusiast, or anyone who loves American folk pottery with a garden sensibility.
Celandine in this form is genuinely rare — we searched and found nothing comparable in the current market.
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