Vintage MCM USA Pottery cream and aqua turquoise ribbed covered casserole dish. 9” X 3” Deep

Mid-century modern pottery encompasses a wide range of styles and manufacturers that emerged from the mid-20th century, roughly from the 1940s to the 1960s. This era saw a surge in domestic production and a focus on functional, yet aesthetically pleasing, household items. American potters embraced new materials and techniques, often producing pieces that were both practical for everyday use and stylish enough to be decorative. The casserole dish in the image, with its clean lines and contrasting colors, is characteristic of this period. The ribbed texture on the lid and the simple, functional shape are hallmarks of mid-century design, reflecting a shift towards more streamlined and accessible home goods. Such pieces were popular for serving and were often displayed as part of kitchen decor.

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• Listed Mar 10, 2026