Vernonware Tam O’Shanter 8.75" Serving Bowl Hand Painted Plaid California

This vintage Vernonware serving bowl comes from the Tam O’Shanter pattern, one of the classic plaid designs created by Vernon Kilns of California in the 1940s–1950s. Tam O’Shanter features bold brushstrokes of green and russet-orange against a cream background, applied under the glaze by hand — no two pieces are exactly alike. Details: 1 Serving Bowl – 8.75" diameter Pattern: Tam O’Shanter plaid Hand painted underglaze pottery Condition: Good vintage condition. Displays well with vibrant color. Crazing noted on the underside rim, common to mid-century pottery, but no major chips or cracks. This bowl makes a perfect addition for collectors of Vernonware plaid patterns or anyone wanting a pop of cheerful mid-century style for the table or kitchen. Age: 1940s–1950s Materials: Ceramic, hand painted underglaze Style: Mid-century modern, farmhouse, plaid dinnerware Origin: Vernonware, Vernon Kilns, California, USA