Celebrate collectible American pottery with this striking Pfaltzgraff “America” oval serving platter, created in collaboration with the Museum of American Folk Art (MAFA) in the 1980s. This discontinued pattern is highly sought after for its bold folk-art charm and storytelling design.
The platter features a whimsical blue folk-art house with a bird perched on the roof, surrounded by stylized floral motifs set against a warm mustard-yellow background. A mottled blue border frames the piece, giving it that unmistakable hand-crafted, rustic feel that Pfaltzgraff collectors love.
Perfect for display or functional use, this piece brings a nostalgic Americana feel to any farmhouse kitchen, cottage shelf, or collected pottery wall.
Details:
- Brand: Pfaltzgraff
- Pattern: America (MAFA Collaboration)
- Era: 1980s (discontinued around 1989)
- Material: Durable stoneware
- Dimensions: 14 1/8” L x 10 1/8” W (approx. 14” x 10”)
- Markings: Stamped “M.A.F.A.” on base
- Condition: Excellent vintage condition
Styling Ideas:
Beautiful as a serving platter, wall display piece, or layered into a vintage farmhouse tablescape. Its bold folk-art imagery makes it a standout in any curated collection of American pottery.
A rare and collectible piece of design history—perfect for lovers of folk art, nostalgic kitchenware, and statement vintage decor.
Shipping Note: Due to the size and fragility of this item, it ships in its own box. If you order multiple items, you may see separate shipping charge for this item to ensure it arrives safely.
