Mid 20th Century Lidded Cabbage Tureen with Plate by Holland Mold

$115.00

This Mid 20th Century Lidded Cabbage Tureen with Plate by Holland Mold will look amazing on your kitchen countertop. Imagine serving vichyssoise for your ladies luncheon in this tureen. It would also make a lovely container (lidded) for dip at your al fresco get together. In excellent condition, it’s truly a lovely ceramic serving piece that isn’t too delicate … making it perfect for everyday use. This would make a great wedding or hostess gift.

Dimensions (Lidded Bowl): approximately 705″L x 7.5″W x 6″H
Dimensions (Plate): approximately 8.25″L x 8.25″W x 1″H
Dimensions (Set / Overall): approximately 8.25″L x 8.25″W x 7″H
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no visible chips or cracks
Marks: “Holland © Mold”

About Cabbage Ware

This style of pottery was originally created by Dodie Thayer, a Palm Beach resident and local artisan. Known as the “Pottery Queen of Palm Beach,” Thayer modestly began her hobby in the 1960s, teaching herself how to mold clay from lettuce and cabbage leaves. She made each piece of her lettuce ware in all of its green ruffled glory by hand in her home workshop. In its salad days, Thayer’s quirky lettuce ware was an entertaining must-have for Frank Sinatra, Jackie O and other A-list celebrities. Today it demands top dollar at auction. Many pottery companies followed the trend, creating a look that is as chic now as it was at it’s inception.

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SKU: servingdish003 Categories: Boxes / Bowls, China, Serving Pieces / Trays, SHOP COLLECTIONS, SHOP TABLETOP, The European Collection Tags: Cabbage, Holland Mold, Majolica, Tureen, vegetable

Description

Dimensions (Lidded Bowl): approximately 705″L x 7.5″W x 6″H
Dimensions (Plate): approximately 8.25″L x 8.25″W x 1″H
Dimensions (Set / Overall): approximately 8.25″L x 8.25″W x 7″H
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no visible chips or cracks

About Cabbage Ware

This style of pottery was created by Dodie Thayer, a Palm Beach resident and local artisan. Known as the “Pottery Queen of Palm Beach,” Thayer modestly began her hobby in the 1960s, teaching herself how to mold clay from lettuce and cabbage leaves. She made each piece of her lettuce ware in all of its green ruffled glory by hand in her home workshop. In its salad days, Thayer’s quirky lettuce ware was an entertaining must-have for Frank Sinatra, Jackie O and other A-list celebrities. Today it demands top dollar at auction. Many pottery companies followed the trend, creating a look that is as chic now as it was at it’s inception.