The Sawyer Mill Home Quilted Throw is EXCLUSIVELY designed just for our customers! Cozy up with this country throw in your favorite spot. Coordinates with our Sawyer Mill Home Collection or Sawyer Mill Charcoal Bedding Collection.
Experience the Four Tulip pattern of this American Redware Cannister from the studios of Stephen Earp. Nationally known artist. Uses the Sgraffito technique which is a beautiful way to create pottery. In-stock and ready to ship.
From the studios of Stephen Earp this Redware Oval Jar Vine Sgraffito was created using the Sgraffito technique. Food safe, oven safe and microwavable. Handmade in the USA. In-stock and ready to ship. See below for more details.
Experience the Tudor Rose pattern of this American Redware Cannister from the studios of Stephen Earp. Nationally known artist. Uses the Sgraffito technique which is a beautiful way to create pottery. In-stock and ready to ship.
Beautiful Redware Cannister comes with a lid. It is designed in the Vine pattern using the Sgraffito techniques. From the studios of Stephen Earp. Nationally known artist. Food safe, oven safe, microwavable. In-stock and ready to ship.
The 3 Pedal design adorns this Redware Jug from the studios of Stephen Earp. Sgraffito technique used. Food safe, Oven safe & microwavable. This collectible is handmade in the USA. In-stock & ready to ship. See below for more details.
Adorable bunny hopping along under a flower makes a great design for this primitive throw pillow. Completely handmade. Hours of love created each stitch! In-stock and ready to ship.
The Welcome Plate is such a beautiful example of American Redware made in the USA. From the studios of Smith Redware. Features a Willow Tree and Sheep. In-stock and ready to ship.
Farm Scene Salt Box with Heart & Trees Redware Plate - 10"
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$117.99
This Salt Box themed Redware Plate is also a tribute to the garden. Fresh from the studios of Kelly Smith at Smith Redware. Also features a large heart on the house and tall trees. In-stock and ready to ship.
