Vintage Colonial Williamsburg Restoration Combed Slipware Redware Dish 7.5

Beautiful mid-century historical reproduction of an 18th-century English combed/feathered slipware dish. This piece was authorized by the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and produced by the Williamsburg Restoration Pottery between 1936 and the late 1950s.  It features a classic yellow/cream-glazed interior with traditional brown combed slip lines, a dark rim, and an unglazed redware/clay underside.  The bottom features the highly desirable, early-era raised white clay sprig-mold medallion stamp reading WILLIAMSBURG RESTORATION wrapped around the official CW 4 and XX printer's mark monogram. A fantastic piece of American historical folk art revival for collectors of early Williamsburg craft house items or country farmhouse decor.  Details:   * Era: Circa 1936–1950s   * Origin: Made in Williamsburg, Virginia, USA   * Material: Glazed Redware Ceramic / Pottery   * Pattern: Combed / Feathered Slipware (18th-century English style)   * Markings: Raised white clay oval official Colonial Williamsburg Restoration seal on base  Condition Note:  Excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. Minor glaze irregularities consistent with handmade pottery production. Please see photos for close-up details.  Measurements:  Length: 7.5 inches x Width: 5 inches