1920's Clinchfield China Serving Bowl - Rare Fluted Lustreware Medallian Pattern restaurant Known for her bright colors

Known for her bright colors

What we do know though is that this is a swanky plate for your cigar ash with its wide resting wells and jazzy swirl of blue z's

One small stain the size of a pencil eraser head near center ring

It's sentimental and emotional and grand in the way only a piece of art can be

Gordon Beckles

1920's Clinchfield China Serving Bowl - Rare Fluted Lustreware Medallian Pattern restaurant Known for her bright colorsAll things wear a luster which is the gift of the present and a tarnish of time. Ralph Waldo Emerson {HISTORY} This almost antique Clinchfield serving bowl is a rare gem among Southern pottery makers. In operation from 1916 to 1957, Clinchfield Pottery based in Erwin, Tennessee was a favorite everyday dish manufacturer among American households during the early part of the 20th century. Prized for both their hand painted and decorative transferware