Pacific Clay Products Blended Glaze Stoneware Bowl Blue Red and White | Vintage 1920s Kitchenware

Name: Pacific Clay Products Blended Glaze Stoneware Bowl Blue Red and White | Vintage 1920s Kitchenware
Brand: MostlyMidCenturySF
SKU: 1628778464
Price: 374.84 PLN
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Rating: 5.0 (473 reviews)

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Vintage z lat 20. XX w.
Materiały: Ceramika

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Pacific Clay Products Blended Glaze Blue Red and White Stoneware Bowl
A stoneware bowl with a blue, red, and white blended glaze from Pacific Clay Products, circa late 1920s.

Dimensions: 5-1/4" X 2-1/2"
Condition: GREAT vintage used shape

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We know Pacific Pottery today for their Hostessware and other solid color California Coloreware dinnerware lines. But prior to releasing Hostessware in 1932, they made ceramic tile and stoneware for the residential housing market. When that began to wane they shifted production capacity to kitchen stoneware and artware. That's where these bowls come into play.

Serving local farms and agriculture, Pacific made stoneware pitchers, bowls, mugs, and vases. In later years after the release of Hostessware, they would glaze them in similar single bright colors, but for some time they had different glaze styles. Many sellers, I've come to find, describe this as a drip glaze, but that would be incorrect. "Drip glaze" is pretty self-defined in its name and none of this glaze was applied as an intent for it to drip. These blended glazes were applied with a spray gun, and where the spray gun might apply the color chaotically, the placement of color is still controlled and intentional by the wielder of the spray gun.

In the timeline of California Pottery, Pacific made these stoneware products for a relatively short period, perhaps less than 10 years. They were intended as utilitarian pieces, not artware, with even the vases intended to be used and not just displayed. Pacific's catalog of stoneware products from the late 1920s shows kitchen pitchers, various sizes of jars (stoneware containers), bowls, and vases available in the blended glaze. At one point these were highly collected but like most collectibles, subsequent generations have lost their connection to these things of the past and while there are still some collectors out there (you've read this far, haven't you?) but it isn't what it used to be.

Pacific Clay Products Blended Glaze Blue, Red, and White Stoneware Bowl measures 5-1/4" X 2-1/2". It is in GREAT vintage, almost antique, used shape. There is an area on the foot where it looks like a portion chipped off. I think as part of the finishing process they smoothed the foot on a grinding wheel and they hit the foot at an angle. You can also see where there was a glaze bubble that popped during firing. Neither of these are considered damage since they were part of the production, but I understand how collectors value these less so I have deducted a small amount from the price. There is no crazing, cracks, or chips that I am able to find. A stunning piece of pre-California Pottery history.

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I will absolutely consolidate your order to the best of my ability. Having done it myself, I know what an additional incentive it is to buy multiple items from a single shop in order to save on shipping charges. And of course, I want you to do the same to me.

But let me also remind you that I have free shipping for orders over $35. If you are wondering about order consolidation and still below $35, you are leaving money on the table. You should think of it as free credit that is good only for this transaction. Use it or lose it!

I know I write really long descriptions. This is very much to my detriment because it means I can only get listings up so fast. For me, when I buy vintage items I want to know a little something about what I am buying, so as a seller I want to do the same for you. I rarely sell anything that I haven't clearly identified.

I also do my best to inspect each item that I put up for sale in my Shop, and describe any damage or flaws to you. There's nothing more disheartening than getting something home only to discover damage that was cleverly hidden in a photo. Requiring you to inspect the photos is laziness. I will never place the obligation on you to inspect my photos to inform you of the condition.

As I state in the About section, I want you to leave my Shop knowing more about what you looked at (and hopefully bought) than before you clicked on something. And hopefully this brings you back for return visit. I realize that means I can be very wordy in my descriptions so I've added a summary at the top - the critical stuff I know buyers want to know - Dimensions and Condition.

I will do my best to summarize both in the Product Summary at the top and provide more detail in the description. For specifics on condition categories see "Condition Categories" in this FAQ.

What the condition descriptors mean to me:

EXCELLENT Vintage Condition: The item is near mint. It is as if it had never been used.

GREAT Vintage Shape: The item has the expected amount of wear from use and has been well cared for.

VERY GOOD Vintage Shape: Item has noticeable wear or not noticeable damage.

GOOD Vintage Shape: The item has more than one instance of damage but is still functional and may still be appealing to the right person or collector.

POOR Vintage Shape: I would not sell an item of this condition in my shop.

I do my best to describe the item in my description, and I do my best to examine each piece before listing it. And you can rest assured that I stand by my descriptions. It has happened where I did not notice some damager or it suffered some damage during storage. I will always notify you if I discover this while packaging. I have had occasion where the piece arrived with undisclosed damage. I will always make it right and then some. Each time we ship a vintage item, no matter how well we pack, there is a chance of damage. And it is time consuming on both our parts. It's for that reason my sales are final. If there is an issue, always talk to me first. If I am at fault I will always make it right.

I do not take shipping upgrades or expedited shipping requests. Like you and probably the reason why you need expedited shipping, I too often leave things to the last minute. Between my day job and this vintage side business, I can not always move things asie to expedite an order. If you inform me ahead of time I can let you know what my time currently allows for and advise on whether your timeline is feasible. But I won't be able to guarantee on-time delivery. Only that I will do my best.

If your order is time urgent, I would rather lose the sale than make a promise I can't keep, so there are others probably better suited to hitting your deadline, I do hope you will come back when your needs are not under deadline.

Do not ever buy any dinnerware items that have crazing. Anything that you might eat off of. If you see a Seller on Etsy trying to sell a plate or bowl with crazing, I would boycott this Seller as they are selling something to you that is hazardous to the health of your family.

Crazing is micro fracture cracks in the glaze caused by a temperature differential between the ceramic and the glaze or sometimes different layers in the glaze. These cracks are permeable to water and sometimes are not visible tot he naked eye until you give the item a wash. (And why you shouldn't buy dirty dinnerware!) These cracks will also harbor bacteria where they can't be washed away. Black crazing is bacteria run amuck. Gross!

I do my best to capture the detail of the items as well as any potential issues or flaws. Sometimes damage does not reveal itself except under special conditions, and should you receive such an item from me, please reach out to me so we can work on a solution together. For the most part, the item pictured is the one you will receive, with the notable, but not solely limited to, exception of dinnerware. For pieces where I have multiples available, the item photographed may not necessarily be the item(s) you receive. The item you receive will be of comparable or better condition. Items of different condition level will be called out, put into a different price tier, or separated to a different listing.