Rook Dish decor

Rook Dish decorA rare heritage design from the Rookwood archives, unseen in production for over 60 years, makes its return. First introduced in the early 1900s by John D. Wareham, a pivotal figure in Rookwoods history, the piece stands as a symbol of our namesake. Heritage ceramic dish, originally designed as an ashtray in the early 1900s, also functions as a catchall or jewelry dish. Limited edition Measures 4" tall, 8" at its widest Mold #1139 Variation in glaze

— Fiona"

its presence a tender symbol of comfort and remembrance

collectors

"For years

Bring her to life with fresh flowers and send gratitude to the dirt that once held their seed

This piece is a favorite of the artist for its depiction of sisterhood and the unpredictable harmony of the glaze

Beneath the soft blue of our Teton glaze

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Available finishes: Golden Oak

or chicories tossed in lemon

Hand painted by Jenna Sprouse

support to Ronald McDonald House Charities stays the same no matter the quantity