VTG Roycroft Artisan Janice McGuffie Pottery Platter Drip Glaze Stoneware Signed

Vintage Roycroft Artisan Janice McGuffie Pottery Platter Bowl Drip Glaze Centerpiece Abstract Wild Horses Stoneware Artist Signed & Roycroft Cipher Large centerpiece platter bowl ceramic stoneware pottery by Roycroft artisan Janice McGuffie with abstract wild horses underglaze. - Arts and Crafts style - Drip glaze - Pale abstract horse motif on dark umber - Footed - Smooth matte glaze - Stamped Roycroft cipher - Signed by the artist Janice McGuffie - Artificial fruit not included Measures approximately 11.5" x 2.5" with a 1/2" foot Photos are part of the description so please make sure to take a good look and ask any questions before purchasing! Fast shipping - orders received by Noon M-F ship same day Thanks for looking! More on Roycroft Pottery: Roycroft Pottery was part of the Roycroft community, an arts and crafts movement that began in the late 19th century in East Aurora, New York. Roycroft Pottery, under the direction of Dard Hunter and later Jesse Joseph, produced pottery that reflected the Arts and Crafts philosophy of simplicity, functionality, and craftsmanship. Their pieces often featured simple, earthy designs with matte glazes, inspired by nature and the surrounding landscape of upstate New York.