MMA Heart-Shaped Salt-Glazed Dish, Staffordshire 8" English ca.-1740-60, Replica

Description

Metropolitan Museum Art Heart Shaped salt glazed stoneware Dish, Staffordshire 8" English ca.-1740-60 Replica. Refined white bodied salt glaze stoneware, tea & Tableware, made in the Staffordshire region of England between 1750-80. These dishes graced many a colonial home from New Hampshire to the South Country. Good for chocolates, nuts, small candy. Maker's mark can be seen in photo 4. A brief can be read on photo 5.
This Stoneware copy was produced with a lead free glaze and can be safely used to serve food. The Dish is oven-proof(350 Degrees), should not be used in a microwave oven. Made in the 1990's most likely in England.
I do have another, please ask if you want a pair on special price.
Measurement of this Dish is 8.0" inches Diameter & 1.0" height.
In good condition, Ready to be used.
Placed in bubble wrap for shipping.
Can combine shipping costs
Whenever possible, I reuse packaging to help save environment.
My
goal to dispatch items within day after payment given the W
eather in New England.
All funds are going for Restoration work on Ashton Hall C.1780, Maine.
Listed on the National Historic Registry since 1973.