Russel Wright's American Modern was the best-selling dinnerware of the mid-century — soft, curving forms first produced in 1939 that put modern design on everyday American tables. Bauer Pottery reissues the line from Wright's original molds, glazing each piece by hand in Southern California in Bauer's own colors alongside Wright's classics.
The creamer is one of the line's most recognizable shapes — a low, swept pitcher whose handle and spout pull in opposite directions. It pairs with the sugar bowl for the table or works alone as a small pitcher for syrup or dressing.
