Jeff White Redware Pottery Plate 1997 Manheim PA Signed Folk Art Lebanon PA

This handcrafted redware pottery plate was created by Jeff White of Lebanon, Pennsylvania, a respected maker of traditional Pennsylvania Dutch-style folk art pottery. Dated 1997 and inscribed for Manheim, PA, the plate features a warm golden slip ground with a hand-painted primitive country scene showing a church on a hill, scattered trees, and a homestead — a classic nod to Lancaster County traditions. On the reverse, the plate is signed by Jeff White, impressed with his hallmark bear paw with tulip stamp, and marked “Jeff White, Lebanon, PA” along with the date and town. This dual inscription makes it especially collectible for those who seek event- or town-marked redware. Maker: Jeff White, Lebanon, PA Style: Pennsylvania Dutch Folk Art, Redware pottery Design: Manheim PA country scene with church and house Date: 1997 Dimensions: 11.75" x 9" Marks: Bear paw hallmark, signature, impressed Lebanon PA mark, incised date Condition: Very good, with fine glaze crazing typical of redware; no cracks or repairs noted This piece reflects the enduring tradition of Pennsylvania redware commemoratives and makes a wonderful addition to any collection of folk-art pottery, local history memorabilia, or country primitive décor.