Southern Living at HOME Tuscan Everyday Baker
Kitchenware & Bakeware

Southern Living at HOME Tuscan Everyday Baker

This is a square ceramic baking dish from the 'Southern Living at HOME' collection, specifically titled the 'Tuscan Everyday Baker.' The piece is finished in a vibrant turquoise or robin's egg blue glaze with a high-gloss sheen. It features a heavy, durable stoneware or pottery construction with a recessed square foot rim that is unglazed, revealing the natural off-white ceramic clay body underneath. The underside is clearly backstamped with the brand logo featuring a stylized lily-like emblem, the text 'Southern Living at HOME,' and the specific line name 'Tuscan Everyday Baker' in a cursive font. Additionally, a small stamp indicates it was 'MADE IN BRAZIL.' The edges show a slight decorative scalloped or lobed profile appearing on the side walls. Overall condition appears good with minor surface scuffs on the glaze and light shelf wear/darkening on the unglazed foot rim. This line was popularly sold through home parties in the early to mid-2000s, reflecting a rustic-contemporary style intended for both high-temperature oven use and attractive tabletop presentation.

Estimated Value

$25.00 - $45.00

Basic Information

Category

Kitchenware & Bakeware

Appraised On

March 24, 2026

Estimated Value

$25.00 - $45.00

Item Description

This is a square ceramic baking dish from the 'Southern Living at HOME' collection, specifically titled the 'Tuscan Everyday Baker.' The piece is finished in a vibrant turquoise or robin's egg blue glaze with a high-gloss sheen. It features a heavy, durable stoneware or pottery construction with a recessed square foot rim that is unglazed, revealing the natural off-white ceramic clay body underneath. The underside is clearly backstamped with the brand logo featuring a stylized lily-like emblem, the text 'Southern Living at HOME,' and the specific line name 'Tuscan Everyday Baker' in a cursive font. Additionally, a small stamp indicates it was 'MADE IN BRAZIL.' The edges show a slight decorative scalloped or lobed profile appearing on the side walls. Overall condition appears good with minor surface scuffs on the glaze and light shelf wear/darkening on the unglazed foot rim. This line was popularly sold through home parties in the early to mid-2000s, reflecting a rustic-contemporary style intended for both high-temperature oven use and attractive tabletop presentation.

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