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1960s Winart Pottery Coffee Tea Mugs Cups Creamer Sugar Caddy Set Persimmon Drip
1960s Winart Pottery Coffee Tea Mugs Cups Creamer Sugar Caddy Set Persimmon Drip
1960s Winart Pottery Coffee Tea Mugs Cups Creamer Sugar Caddy Set Persimmon Drip
1960s Winart Pottery Coffee Tea Mugs Cups Creamer Sugar Caddy Set Persimmon Drip
1960s Winart Pottery Coffee Tea Mugs Cups Creamer Sugar Caddy Set Persimmon Drip
1960s Winart Pottery Coffee Tea Mugs Cups Creamer Sugar Caddy Set Persimmon Drip

1960s Winart Pottery Coffee Tea Mugs Cups Creamer Sugar Caddy Set Persimmon Drip

$ 63.34

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Brand: Winart Pottery
  • Modified Item: No
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Style: Mid-Century Modern
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: America
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Material: Ceramic
  • Object Type: Coffee/Tea Set
  • Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original
  • Condition: Used
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Color: Multi-Color

    Description

    Vintage MCM 1960s Winart Pottery Coffee Tea Mugs Cups Creamer Sugar Caddy Set Persimmon Drip.
    This set appears to have never been used. Original foil label on the creamer. Glazed in a beautiful creamy persimmon color with a one of a kind white drip glaze. The set includes an open sugar, creamer and six matching cups. Each piece was hand crafted, artisan made, so you will see variances in the glaze and thickness of the clay. All pieces stand approximately 4.75” tall. No chips or cracks, set is in excellent, like new condition. Wood caddy is perfectly mid century and will fit in any decor. A perfect house warming gift for the coffee or tea lover in your life!
    History of Winart Pottery: In 1951, Sapulpa, Oklahoma couple, Clara Winchell and David Arter, started their pottery tableware company using a Tennessee clay and Texas talc mixture, molded and then fired at 2000 degrees. Taking the first three letters from their last names, Winart Pottery was on its way to a bustling business. A few years later they moved their operation to Miami, Oklahoma where they thrived until 1972. The Arters designed their own pieces, from salt and pepper shakers, pitchers, casseroles, ash trays to decorative pieces.