On offer is a mid century stoneware cheese or butter dish produced by Honiton Pottery during the 1970s. This piece is finished in a distinctive tea dust glaze, combining warm light and dark brown tones that create strong contrast and visual depth. The softly squared form with integrated handle reflects the practical yet design led approach typical of British studio influenced pottery of the period.

Honiton Pottery, based in Devon, England, became well known in the mid twentieth century for its robust stoneware and attractive glaze finishes, often inspired by studio pottery traditions. This dish is well made and evenly glazed, retaining its original character. The condition is good, with minor wear consistent with age and use. The base plate measures approximately 7.75 by 6.75 inches, with an overall height of approximately 4 inches to the top of the handle. A fine example of mid century English pottery that brings character and authenticity to any interior.

Key Features
Genuine English stoneware cheese or butter dish
Mid century Honiton Pottery production
Tea dust glaze with contrasting brown tones
Marked Honiton England
Condition good with minor age related wear
Base plate approximately 7.75 by 6.75 inches
Overall height approximately 4 inches

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