This Nicholas Mosse square serving plate set was handcrafted in Ireland and finished in the Pansy pattern, a discontinued design within the Nicholas Mosse Pottery line. Produced in County Kilkenny, the two-piece set reflects the maker’s studio pottery tradition, combining functional form with hand-painted decoration rooted in Irish country design.
The set consists of two square serving pieces of different sizes, each hand-thrown with softly rounded corners and a gently raised profile. The Pansy pattern features floral motifs rendered in tones of ivory, lavender, indigo, cobalt, and green, applied by hand beneath a glossy glaze. The balanced proportions and restrained decoration reflect Nicholas Mosse’s emphasis on utility, craftsmanship, and visual harmony.
As with all Nicholas Mosse pottery, subtle variations in form and painted detail are inherent to the handmade process and contribute to the individuality of each piece. This serving set exemplifies the studio craftsmanship and material quality associated with Nicholas Mosse pottery.
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This Nicholas Mosse square serving plate set was handcrafted in Ireland and finished in the Pansy pattern, a discontinued design within the Nicholas Mosse Pottery line. Produced in County Kilkenny, the two-piece set reflects the maker’s studio pottery tradition, combining functional form with hand-painted decoration rooted in Irish country design.
The set consists of two square serving pieces of different sizes, each hand-thrown with softly rounded corners and a gently raised profile. The Pansy pattern features floral motifs rendered in tones of ivory, lavender, indigo, cobalt, and green, applied by hand beneath a glossy glaze. The balanced proportions and restrained decoration reflect Nicholas Mosse’s emphasis on utility, craftsmanship, and visual harmony.
As with all Nicholas Mosse pottery, subtle variations in form and painted detail are inherent to the handmade process and contribute to the individuality of each piece. This serving set exemplifies the studio craftsmanship and material quality associated with Nicholas Mosse pottery.
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