Andersen Studio Pottery Fish Platter in Black and Brown pewter One need not be a

One need not be a skilled practitioner of ikebana to make striking use of this beautifully crafted ikebana vase

and the Tel Aviv Museum

making the vase feel akin to a three-dimensional woodblock print

distinctly mid-century but also timeless

There is a bit of dust caught in one corner underneath the glass and some dings to the wood on the perimeter of the tray but it is is very good overall condition

Andersen Studio Pottery Fish Platter in Black and Brown pewter One need not be aThis large mid century studio pottery platter with fish design would make for a bold and super stylish means of serving a whole fish. I would use it for plenty of other things as well perhaps for an arranged nicoise salad, or an array of small bites including good anchovies or sardines! Or hang it on the wall in the kitchen or dining room to enjoy all of the time. The platter, black glazed with the fish rendered in sgraffito, was beautifully made by