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Blue Ridge Southern Potteries

The Carolina, Clinchfield, and Ohio Railroad was trying to develop commercial enterprises along its lines as sources of revenue, so it built during 1916 a pottery in Erwin. Southern Potteries went public in 1920, and Charles W. Foreman bought it in 1922. From 1917 through 1938, patterns were primarily applied by decals, commonly used by other china producers of the period. Beginning in 1938, most patterns were hand painted on the bisque prior to glazing. Trained by the pottery to produce the brush strokes and techniques to be used for each pattern, local women (and a few men) fashioned leaves, stems, flowers, scenes, and animals commonly seen in Blue Ridge patterns. Southern Potteries had a reputation of accommodating its customers, both large and small. Unfortunately, the company never produced a sales catalog, so many of the patterns are named by collectors. The pottery hit its peak production of an estimated 17 million pieces a year in the 1940s. However, like many American pottery companies, Southern Potteries could not compete with the lower-priced china imported primarily from Japan. The company shut down in 1957. (Abstracted from southernpotteries.com)

Crab Apple

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Crab Apple Desert Plate Southern Potteries' "Crab Apple" pattern, possibly a desert plate. 7 3/4 inches across. I haven't seen Crab Apple painted on this blank before. Maybe a special order? Excellent condition.
Condition: Excellent
Manufacturer: Blue Ridge Southern Potteries  

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Blue Ridge Southern Potteries Desert Plate Southern Potteries' "Crab Apple" pattern, possibly a desert plate. 7 3/4 inches across. I haven't seen Crab Apple painted on this blank before. Maybe a special order? Small chip in rim (see photo).
Condition: Very Good
Manufacturer: Blue Ridge Southern Potteries  

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Daffodil

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Daffodil Dinner Plate Dinner plate from the Southern Potteries/Blue Ridge pattern "Daffodil." 10 1/2 inches in diameter.
Condition: Excellent
Manufacturer: Blue Ridge Southern Potteries  

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Daffodil Cereal Bowl Cereal bowl from the Southern Potteries/Blue Ridge pattern "Daffodil." 6 inches in diameter.
Condition: Excellent
Manufacturer: Blue Ridge Southern Potteries  

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Daffodil Saucer Saucer from the Southern Potteries/Blue Ridge pattern "Daffodil."
Condition: Excellent
Manufacturer: Blue Ridge Southern Potteries  

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Pansy, Pansy Trio

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Blue Ridge Southern Potteries Pansy (?) Dinner Plate Blue Ridge dinner plate. It's tricky to determine Southern Potteries' specific line...the design looks a lot like "Pansy Trio," although that was apparently only used on pitchers. So I'm calling this "Pansy." Whatever it's called, it is a fine example of Blue Ridge quality. Excellent condition.
Condition: Excellent
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Blue Ridge Southern Potteries Bowl Cereal bowl on what looks like the Palisades blank from Blue Ridge. Unknown pattern, but that pink and gray certainly looks like mid-20th century! Just over 7 inches wide. Back stamped.
Condition: Excellent
Manufacturer: Blue Ridge Southern Potteries  

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Blue Ridge Southern Potteries Bread and Butter Plate Small plate (I call these "bread and butter plates") from Blue Ridge. Unknown pattern, but that pink and gray certainly looks like mid-20th century! Just over 6 3/8 inches wide. No back stamp.
Condition: Excellent
Manufacturer: Blue Ridge Southern Potteries  

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Blue Ridge Southern Potteries Saucer Saucer from Blue Ridge. Unknown pattern, but that pink and gray certainly looks like mid-20th century! 6 inches wide. No back stamp.
Condition: Excellent
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Blue Ridge Southern Potteries Plate Plate from Blue Ridge. Unknown pattern, but that pink and gray certainly looks like mid-20th century! 9 1/2 inches wide. Back stamped.
Condition: Excellent
Manufacturer: Blue Ridge Southern Potteries  

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Blue Ridge Southern Potteries Dinner Plate Dinner plate with the cupped edge from Blue Ridge. Unknown pattern, but that pink and gray certainly looks like mid-20th century! Just under 10 1/2 inches wide. Back stamped.
Condition: Excellent
Manufacturer: Blue Ridge Southern Potteries  

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