American Modern Dishes
- Designed by: Russel Wright
- Made by: Bauer Pottery
- Price: $31.00 25.00
- More Info: bauerpottery.com
A bellwether in America’s shift in taste toward modern design, potter and artist Russel Wright’s 1937 American Modern line of dishes and tableware has all the clean, expressive warmth you’d want on the dining table. And yes, that even goes for the creamer.
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