Ken Edwards KE Tonala Mexico Art Pottery 10 " Plate With Blue Birds
Item History & Price
Here is a Hand Made Vintage Ken Edwards (KE) Tonala Mexico Pottery Plate with Birds.
This plate is 10-1/8" in diameter.
Beautiful hand painted design with two blue birds and butterflies in wonderful colors.
CONDITION: Excellent clean vintage condition free of chips or cracks.Please note that any white spots in photos is only from glare.
This plate is marked on the backside with "MEX KE" and the artist mark.
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