Theo & Susan Harlander Rooster Tile Brooklin Studio Pottery Toronto Canada Modernism Malibu The tiles ate face mounted

The tiles ate face mounted onto original masonite backing with a deep red frame and a sawtooth hanger makes this ready to display on a wall

These would be hidden if framed or installed

A charming art deco era ceramic plaque of a mother and child

Pinched sides and decorative handles accent this bright yellow glazed bowl

a potted lily and a potted sunflower

Theo & Susan Harlander Rooster Tile Brooklin Studio Pottery Toronto Canada Modernism Malibu The tiles ate face mountedOn a thin hand formed slab of red clay a sgraffito design of a rooster sits on a leathery finished glazed surface. Made by Theo and Susan Harlander at Brooklin Pottery in the 1950s. Incised mark on back. Very good condition with no chips cracks or repairs, traces of mortar. Was once part of a table top. Measures 6" square. German immigrants Theo Harlander and his wife Susan Harlander established the Brooklin Pottery studio in 1952 in Brooklin,