
Dinner plates, set of 4
- Made by Jess Marlow, a verified maker reviewed by a person
- Shipping protection available at checkout from $1.50
- 95% of the price goes to Jess
About this piece
Ten-inch plates with a soft white glaze and a warm speckle. A slightly raised rim keeps sauces where they belong. Stackable, dishwasher fine.
Details
- Materials
- Buff stoneware, in-house glazes, cone 6
- Size
- 10 in across, 1 in rim
- Care
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
- Made with
- Nothing outsourced; made entirely by the maker
- Made in
- Fayetteville, AR
Shipping & returns
Ships in 2–4 days. Ships from Fayetteville, AR for $14 to US. You get an email with tracking when it goes out.
Lost or broken in transit: add shipping protection at checkout (from $1.50) and it is replaced or refunded, no claim forms.
Returns: Returns accepted within 14 days if unused; you cover return shipping. Seconds and custom glazes are final sale.

Meet the maker
Jess Marlow of Ozark Clay Co., Fayetteville
Wheel-thrown stoneware for everyday tables
The wheel came first, the plan came later. I bought a used Brent on a Tuesday after a twelve-hour shift and set it up in the garage because there was nowhere else for it to go. For a year I threw bad cylinders at night and nursed during the day. The cylinders got better. Eventually the nursing stopped.
Ozark Clay is still that garage, with a kiln now and a door that closes. I make tableware because I think the things we use every day should be made with care by someone who will answer the phone if a handle comes off. Everything is thrown on the wheel, trimmed by hand, and glazed in recipes I mixed myself; the speckle you see is iron in the clay body, not a decal. Read the rest →
- Studio
- Fayetteville, AR
- Making since
- 2019
- Works in
- Buff stoneware, in-house glazes, cone 6
- Lead time
- Ships in 2–4 days
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