Vintage Ken Edwards Covered Pot w Handle – Tonala Folk Art Stoneware – 1970s era

Vintage Ken Edwards Tonalá Pottery Casserole Dish – El Palomar Tradition Series – 1970s Beautifully handcrafted lidded casserole dish by Ken Edwards, made in Tonalá, Jalisco, Mexico in the 1970s. This charming piece from the now-discontinued El Palomar Tradition series showcases his signature hand-painted birds, florals, and foliage in soft blues, browns, and earthy neutrals. Finished with a high-gloss glaze, a unique stick-style handle, and a fitted lid featuring a floral interior design. A true piece of collectible functional art—perfect for display or occasional use in rustic, boho, or folk art-inspired spaces. Rare to find in this condition. • Excellent vintage condition – no chips, cracks, or crazing • Handmade and hand-painted in Tonalá, Mexico • Signed “Tonala KE Mexico” on base • Produced circa 1970s • Holds approx. 1.5–2 quarts • Approx. 7” diameter (not including handle) • Approx. 10” length with handle • Approx. 3.25” height with lid Cleaned and shipped quick from a smoke-free home. Browse more discontinued Ken Edwards pieces in our shop & BUNDLE 2 SAVE! Reach out in DMs before purchasing. Offers encouraged.