Julia used these plates by our friend Christopher Spitzmiller in one of her favorite photoshoots - a fall supper at Hollywood Plantation, better known as the "Babydoll House," so called for having been the filming location of Elia Kazan's and Tennessee Williams' controversial 1956 film starring Carroll Baker. We both loved the rich brown marble glaze against the clean white field, a perfect piece for a hunt supper or a Thanksgiving feast. It reminded us of our Mississippi childhoods and looks fabulous on a table with nests and feathers and all manner of natural curiosities.

We keep some colors in stock, but most are made to order so allow 4-6 weeks production time.

• Each plate varies due to the handmade nature of each piece
• 11.5 inches in diameter
• Dishwasher Safe

For in-stock items, please allow 2 days for processing of your order. For furniture and custom-made orders, please allow 2-4 weeks for processing. Once available, your item will ship via FedEx Ground or 2-day Express, depending on the customer’s choice at check-out. At check out, rates for both options will be displayed and customer may choose. Chosen shipping costs will be applied to customer total at checkout.
For larger items requiring freight shipping, we will contact you with white glove or alternative options to ensure the best rate.
As a small business we are not yet able to offer free shipping, and we thank you for understanding. We work hard to ensure the very best rates with our carrier partners.