Mid-Century McCarty Pottery for deals Carnevale Sage Green Ombre Ceramic Olive Boat

Brand: McCarty Pottery for Carnevale
Era: 1950s-1960s
Description: Beautiful ceramic olive boat serving dish. This is designed to hold a row of olives or similar small, pickled items. These make perfect accompaniments to charcuterie boards. Can also be used as a display piece.
Color: Sage Ombré
Material Content: Ceramic
Condition: Excellent, bisque bottom shows some color transfer.

~~Measurements~~
16" total length
1 5/8" width
1" height
Interior space - 14" long, 1" wide, 3/4" depth

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