(49) Piece Blue Ridge Southern Pottery Ceramic Serveware. Lot of forty nine pieces of Blue Ridge pottery. Blue Ridge serveware set, originally for eight, including cups, bowls, saucers, dinner plates, salad plates, fruit bowl, salad bowl.

Condition: Chip on foot of one cup. Two chips on foot on one cup. Flea bite on top rim of one cup. Chip on 1 dinner plate. Chip on interior of creamer. Hairline crack on one small bowl. 

Largest Plate: 10 in. 

Blue Ridge Pottery was an American ceramics line produced by Southern Potteries, Inc. in Erwin, Tennessee, from the 1930s through the late 1950s, known for its brightly colored, hand-painted floral and folk motifs. Each piece was individually decorated by local artisans, mostly women, using freehand brushwork rather than decals, giving the pottery a distinctive, cheerful, and slightly rustic charm. The designs were applied to simple molded white earthenware forms, then glazed and fired to create durable yet affordable dinnerware and decorative pieces. Popular across mid-century America, Blue Ridge pottery reflects both regional craftsmanship and mass-market appeal, making it highly collectible today for its vibrant patterns and connection to Appalachian folk art traditions.

Chip on foot of one cup. Two chips on foot on one cup. Flea bite on top rim of one cup. Chip on 1 dinner plate. Chip on interior of creamer. Hairline crack on one small bowl. 

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