Vintage redware heart dish, attributed to Steve Nutt (c 1990s) - Selective Salvage

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Vintage redware heart dish, attributed to Steve Nutt (c 1990s)

Description

Offering a vintage redware dish found in 1992. Unsigned but attributed to Steve Nutt, an American potter who began his career at Richmond Restoration in Staten Island, NY.

Features a large heart outlined in gold with the classic glazed redware finish on the front & an unglazed back.

Measures: 10" in diameter. Good vintage condition. No chips or cracks. Minor fleabites & inconsistencies in the glaze, as expected with redware.

CONDITION:

Primitive redware decorative dish
Classic redware finish with heart outlined in gold
Unsigned but attributed to Steve Nutt
Found in 1992

Good vintage condition. No chips or cracks. Minor fleabites & inconsistencies in the glaze.

SPECIFICS:

Material: Ceramic redware

Measures: 10" in diameter

NOTE: Because this is a vintage item, it carries the markers of age you would expect to see. Please review the photos carefully & ask questions because we are unable to accept returns or exchanges.

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