Vintage American Pottery California Originals Pink Leaf Dish Airbrushed Gold Edges #713 SOLD

In 1945 William Bailey founded the Heirlooms of Tomorrow Pottery in Manhattan Beach, California where he created fine quality porcelain lace figurines. He moved the business to Torrance, California in the 1950's, operating a production pottery business under the name California Originals. William Bailey produced vases, ashtrays, lazy Susans, bowls, serving trays and TV lamps in bright colors, accenting the pieces with air brushed gold decoration. California Originals closed their doors in 1982.

We are pleased to offer a splendid example of William Bailey's California Originals vintage American art pottery, which was created in the 1950's in Torrance. Our large Mid-Century leaf serving dish was produced with the gloss pink paint which was so popular in the 1950's and still highly collected 60 years later. The edges of the vintage American pottery pink leaf dish were embellished with air brushed gold, as were many of the wares created by California Originals.

In excellent vintage condition, this wonderful Mid-Century California Originals vintage American pottery large pink leaf dish has no cracks, chips or crazing. It measures 15" long and 9" wide. It is signed Calif. Orig. #713 U.S.A. And although 60 years old, this beautiful vintage American pottery piece will definitely come in handy when company comes. Pretty in pink and loaded with vintage charm, this classic beauty's gold paint ensures that your dish is presentable for even the most formal soirees. Whether you place this retro California Originals vintage American pottery pink leaf dish in a cabinet, or on your table serving your favorite appetizers, this piece is a must!