A charming assemblage of vintage spongeware dishes, in timeless blue and white, offers a harmonious interplay of pattern and form across a range of sizes. Originating in the 19th century, spongeware was traditionally handcrafted using simple sea sponges to apply pigment, resulting in the distinctive, softly mottled designs now prized for their pastoral elegance. This petite collection evokes both the artistry of early utilitarian ceramics and the perennial appeal of thoughtfully gathered heirlooms.

*Sold individually.

Dimensions |

Dinner Plates: 10” diameter 

Small Plates: 6” diameter 

Trinket Dish: 5.75” diameter 

Small Bowl: 5.75” diameter

Helpful Notes: 

• Each piece in our flea market collection carries with it a story—crafted and lived through the hands of time. You may notice the gentle marks of its journey, whether in the form of a tiny chip, a well-worn edge, or a delicate scratch.
• All flea items are final sale.