Vintage Franciscan Desert Rose Floral Covered Vegetable Bowl With Lid 1970s USA

Vintage Franciscan Desert Rose Covered Casserole Serving Dish 1970s Excellent Used Condition - very light yellowing on bottom - last pic USA 1970's Backstamp If interested, please inquire about other Desert Rose pieces available. As of now, I have more than 60 pieces in my collection. Let me know what you're looking for. Bundle and save :) Hand-worked and painted earthenware with raised rose motif and twisted vine handle 1970's Backstamp - Made in USA Rosebud lid handle and scalloped edges Base has twisted branch vine handles and raised leaf details Base - width at top 8 1/4" x height 3 1/4" Lid - width 7.5" Desert Rose was first introduced in 1941 by Gladding, McBean & Company, which was known for producing casual dinnerware in the style of Mexican folk pottery. It was created by contract designer Annette Honeywell (1902-1959) of Los Angeles in a style considered to be typical of Asian- inspired Southern California décor of the early 20th Century. With hand-painted clusters of vibrant pink flowers, olive green stems on a cream background, and brown branches gracefully forming the trim of each piece, Desert Rose has a definitively rustic California aesthetic. Thanks for shopping my closet :)