Handpainted Becky Richard Old Bedford Village Fruit Coffee Pot Pitcher
Handpainted Becky Richard Old Bedford Village Fruit Coffee Pot Pitcher Handpainted Becky Richard Old Bedford Village Fruit Coffee Pot Pitcher Handpainted Becky Richard Old Bedford Village Fruit Coffee Pot Pitcher Handpainted Becky Richard Old Bedford Village Fruit Coffee Pot Pitcher Handpainted Becky Richard Old Bedford Village Fruit Coffee Pot Pitcher Handpainted Becky Richard Old Bedford Village Fruit Coffee Pot Pitcher Handpainted Becky Richard Old Bedford Village Fruit Coffee Pot Pitcher Handpainted Becky Richard Old Bedford Village Fruit Coffee Pot Pitcher Handpainted Becky Richard Old Bedford Village Fruit Coffee Pot Pitcher Handpainted Becky Richard Old Bedford Village Fruit Coffee Pot Pitcher Handpainted Becky Richard Old Bedford Village Fruit Coffee Pot Pitcher Handpainted Becky Richard Old Bedford Village Fruit Coffee Pot Pitcher

Handpainted Becky Richard Old Bedford Village Fruit Coffee Pot Pitcher

Brand: Handmade
Condition: Used
$24.99
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Description

A warmly handpainted coffee pot by Becky L. Richard of Old Bedford Village in Bedford, Pennsylvania. The piece features a rich brown glazed top and a classic speckled body decorated with large golden fruit and green leaves. The artist’s signature appears on the back along with the original Old Bedford Village label on the base. It displays beautifully and has a charming country-kitchen style. Please note the condition details below, as there are a couple of flaws from production, age and prior use.

Measurements (approx.):
- Height: 9.5" (with lid)

Good condition. Pot shows wear consistent with age. Small chip on the spout tip, glaze wear on the handle, small glaze skips and kiln imperfections on the body that occurred during production, which are typical of studio pottery. No cracks. Lid is intact and fits well. See photos for all details.

Condition

Good condition. Pot shows wear consistent with age. Small chip on the spout tip, glaze wear on the handle, small glaze skips and kiln imperfections on the body that occurred during production, which are typical of studio pottery. No cracks. Lid is intact and fits well. See photos for all details.