Vintage Haeger Pottery Three-Compartment Shell Serving Dish

This is a vintage three-compartment divided serving dish, likely manufactured by Royal Haeger of the USA, as indicated by the attached dealer tag. The piece is crafted from heavy ceramic or earthenware with a distinctive three-lobed shell or leaf-shaped configuration. It features a center-mounted, stylized vertical handle designed for easy carrying. The glaze is a classic 'cloud' or mottled off-white and cream finish, characteristic of mid-century American art pottery. The edges of each compartment are embellished with ornate, raised relief scrollwork and scalloped borders, demonstrating an aesthetic influence that blends Victorian revival with mid-20th-century decorative styles. In terms of condition, the piece shows significant surface staining or mineral deposits in the basins, which may be permanent discoloration of the glaze or removable buildup. No major chips or cracks are immediately visible in the overhead shot, though fine crazing (ninetieth-century spider-webbing of the glaze) is common for this era and material. The craftsmanship is robust, typical of functional giftware from the 1950s-1970s. Dimensions appear to be approximately 10 to 12 inches in diameter.