Blue Ridge Pottery was produced in the south eastern US from around the 1920's thru the 1950's. Most of their patterns are handpainted florals. This is an unusual pattern of small red lines in one direction, and small black lines in the opposite direction. The plates have a painted red trim. It would mismatch with other Blue Ridge floral patterns. Only the bottom plate has the blue ridge pottery back stamp. The plaite tiers are supported with wooden dolls. There is a metal handle that does look a bit tarnished.
The top tier is a bowl. The bottom plate is 10 1/2", the middle plate is 7 1/2" and the top bowl is 5 1/2".
There are no chips cracks or crazing lines.
The tray will be disassembled for shipping.
Depending on distance this may ship cheaper in a priority box, and shipping over charges will be refunded.