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Hand built colored porcelain bread and butter plate. The perfect size for serving rolls, biscuits, bread, and small pastries with butter. Each plat...

This large earthenware casserole dish is perfect for cooking and serving your favorite casserole dishes. The sturdy side handles make it easy to gr...

This high-fired stoneware casserole dish from North Carolina artist Tim Turner is a great addition to anyone's kitchen! Finished with a wood ash gl...

The natural wood ash glazes on this porcelain dinner plate combine with contemporary styling to reveal excellent craft that merges traditional cera...

Great for dishing out your favorite dipping sauces, nuts, salsa, chutneys, jams, and snacks! This piece is crafted from stoneware, and features woo...

This large earthenware platter is handy for a variety of entertaining uses. Great for serving appetizers, muffins, as a cake plate, buffet serving ...

This stoneware napkin holder is not just for napkins! Use for remotes, pen and paper, craft supplies - the uses are limited only by your imaginatio...

The natural wood ash glazes on this beautiful porcelain pitcher combine with contemporary styling to reveal excellent craft that merges elements of...

Small pitcher handcrafted by Cedar Creek studio artist Jennifer Stas. Created using a classic sgraffito technique. Great in the kitchen for cream, ...

Made in North Carolina, this porcelain creamer features a classic hand-carved sgraffito dogwood bloom. Use as the the perfect accompaniment to your...

Stoneware salt and pepper shaker set. Take your salt and pepper shaker set from the mundane to handcrafted art! Each individual shaker measures app...

Earthenware salt and pepper set with a choice of designs from Cedar Creek Gallery studio artist Jennifer Stas. Each set is carved using a classic s...

Stoneware serving tray. Great for sandwiches, appetizers, fruits, fresh vegetables, and even salads! The functional handles and side rim design mak...

This oval platter features a bluebird dialogue!  This piece is sized well for tapas, cheese and crackers, fresh fruit, or a selection of your favor...

This small stoneware teapot is a great size for brewing your morning or afternoon tea! Handcrafted from stoneware and features a pear on one side a...

Small tray crafted by Cedar Creek Gallery studio artist Jennifer Stas. Each tray is carved using a classic sqraffito technique, creating a wonderfu...

Perfect for everything from baked pasta dishes and layered dip recipes to roasted vegetables and baked desserts. This handcrafted North Carolina po...

Potter Brad Tucker loves to cook, and his attention to detail in the cooking wares he creates makes them a joy to use. This large stoneware baking ...

High-fired stoneware is exceptionally strong and an extremely durable choice for one-dish baking, serving and storing - making this stoneware bakin...

This high-fired small stoneware casserole dish from North Carolina artist Tim Turner is a great addition to anyone's kitchen! Finished with a wood ...

Not only is this covered casserole a beautiful example of North Carolina pottery - it's also practical and functional! This covered casserole craft...

Great for serving up your favorite beverages! Fill this beautiful stoneware pitcher with iced tea, sangria, or mix up a batch of margaritas and inv...

This large stoneware pitcher is great for serving your favorite beverages! These pitchers are well balanced, with generous handles and spouts that ...

Pitchers like this are great for adding just the right touch to your next meal or gathering. Perfect for serving water, sweet tea, or mixing up a p...

Here's a small pitcher that's the perfect size for gravy, syrup, or cream. You can also use this pitcher as an "just right" sized vase for fresh-cu...

Great for dishing out your favorite dipping sauces, nuts, salsa, chutneys, jams, and snacks! This piece is crafted from stoneware, and features woo...

Beautiful maple bowl hand turned and hand carved by North Carolina craftsman Bill Wallace. Available in two sizes. The small bowl is just the right...