#4806 Vintage California Pottery L-58 drip glaze serving dishes, set of four.

9” x 4” Good condition California pottery refers to ceramics produced in California, particularly from the 1930s through the 1960s, a period of significant growth in American ceramics. Many California potteries were known for their distinctive glazes, often featuring vibrant colors and textured finishes, and their designs frequently drew inspiration from nature and mid-century modern aesthetics. These pieces were popular for both decorative and functional use in American households. This particular set, marked "L-58," is characteristic of the mid-century California pottery movement, likely designed as part of a Lazy Susan server or as individual serving dishes. The "drip glaze" technique, where glaze is applied in a way that allows it to run down the piece, creating a varied and organic effect, was a hallmark of many California potteries during this era. The combination of earthy brown and green tones further aligns with the popular color palettes of the time.

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• Listed Jan 17, 2026