For Pete's Sake Pottery

I'm in love again. 💙

After a few sleepless nights recently, I found myself immersed in a vintage plate study. The first piece in this collection is my Blue Danube Estate Platter.

Blue Danube was a beloved porcelain line from Japan, originally inspired by the classic Blue Onion motifs rooted in the ancient Chinese Yuan and Qing dynasties. Timeless blue-and-white patterns have always captured my heart, and this piece is my own interpretation of that enduring tradition.

I’m so excited to share it with you. What do you think?

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Just another Thursday.

Clay, color, and countless tiny details… I can’t wait to share what’s next. ✨
One of the newest pieces in this week’s collection is a hand-painted bespoke pottery plate inspired by the timeless beauty of vintage china and the charm of antique oyster plates from years past.
Designed to be both functional and artful, each piece is created to be enjoyed at the table or displayed on the wall as part of your home’s story. Soft curves, layered detail, and carefully painted finishes bring together old-world inspiration and a fresh, modern elegance.
A new classic beauty — thoughtfully handcrafted to be collected, used, and treasured for years to come. 🤍
Launching later this week. Limited pieces available.

If you’ve been searching for the perfect bowl, your hunt ends here ✨
Introducing our Mary Alice Home x For Pete’s Sake Pottery collaboration—now available in a brand new size! Each piece is lovingly hand-painted in our studio and designed to bring a cheerful pop of color to your table.
With four versatile sizes to choose from, these bowls are made for mixing, matching, and making every gathering feel a little more special. 💛
Find your perfect fit and style your next event your way.

I want this photo to live on my wall permanently. My tablescape party with and was just wonderful. Still riding high from some good old fashion fun.

Every day is a good day for our For Pete’s Sake Pottery x Mary Alice Home Collection.