Metlox "California Aztec"
Metlox Potteries of Manhattan Beach, California produced the glazed earthenware "Aztec"; making its debut in 1955. Aztec was the third in a series of four "Freeform" shapes.
The Designer of the Freeform shape was Frank Irwin, & it was introduced in 1954. The Designer of the Aztec pattern was Robert Allen, & it was introduced in 1955. Part of the "Poppytrail" Line; the Freeform Shape, California "Aztec" pattern is a glazed white earthenware with grey flecks. It has a transfer-printed decorative band along the inside edge; consisting of a dark grey ribbon superimposed on a light grey band of elongated oval shapes.
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Textured! Bold! Primitive! California AZTEC.
The subdued effect of grey and black on the soft grey-flecked satin glaze should prove a welcome relief to the discriminating homemaker. The neutral shades and primitive pattern of AZTEC blend decoratively with your table mats and napkins. Hand decorated, oven-safe, detergent proof and durable. Designed under the direction of Allen & Shaw. Buy the bargain starter set and add open stock extra pieces from time to time.
The subdued effect of grey and black on the soft grey-flecked satin glaze should prove a welcome relief to the discriminating homemaker. The neutral shades and primitive pattern of AZTEC blend decoratively with your table mats and napkins. Hand decorated, oven-safe, detergent proof and durable. Designed under the direction of Allen & Shaw. Buy the bargain starter set and add open stock extra pieces from time to time.
