VTG‎ MCM Los Angeles Pottery Hand Painted Fruit 14" Chip n' Dip Bowl

Los Angeles Potteries was a California-based ceramics manufacturer active during the mid-20th century, producing colorful hand-painted serving pieces that epitomized the casual entertaining style of postwar America. This chip and dip set, dating to 1967, features a cheerful fruit design with pineapple, berries, and pomegranates rendered in warm yellow tones, reflecting the era's fondness for tropical and harvest themes in home décor. Mid-century California pottery is highly sought after by collectors of vintage kitchenware and tiki culture enthusiasts who appreciate the bold colors, playful designs, and nostalgic connection to 1950s-1960s entertaining. These pieces are valued for their craftsmanship, regional significance, and ability to evoke the optimistic, leisure-focused lifestyle of postwar California. The chip and dip format was a hallmark of casual party entertaining during this period, making such pieces both functional and culturally representative. Please note there's one small chip on the rim. Please refer to close-up. Needs a little touch up to be perfect!