What a fabulous piece by Catalina Pottery!
This is a large console bowl in their sought-after “Nautical” artware line. 
Catalina Pottery was the artware division of Franciscan, their artware lines were made for just 5 short years—1937-1942.
In 1942, all artware lines were deemed “non-essential”, and production was ceased due to WWII. Sadly, the lines were never produced after the war ended.
This bowl is C-356, it is glazed in aqua satin inside and ivory satin on the outside. It measures 15” long by 8” wide. The bottom is marked
“CATALINA
MADE IN
U.S.A.
POTTERY”.
Condition is pristine, nearly mint! Virtually no sign of use or wear, and no damage at all. A wonderful addition to your California Pottery collection!

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