This is a cute dish. I have MN and I used it for a fruit tray to bring to a party. I have not tried to bake in it, but that is a nice option as well. I see myself using it more as a charcuterie tray/fruit/veggie tray. Nice weight and washes well in the dishwasher. So cute I bought some more as gifts!

I have gotten so many compliments

I love this cute tray shaped in our home State of Indiana! It’s definitely coming out a lot this year for patriotic celebrations!

Great serving conversation piece I see In the website they were $30 our local store had it for $13. It is worth what I paid For it

This dish will make a great addition to a states collection. It can also be used in the oven and a cake or other yummy treat will be a show stopper!

Bought for a birthday present.

Purchased as a gift for someone in a different state.

Bought this white ceramic piece in the shape of Kentucky. It came in a large box well packaged. However I was disappointed in the actual size. It’s really small for a serving piece. Might hold nuts, a cheese ball or something small. It’s well made and very attractive - just smaller than I expected.

I really love the Lark porcelain state-shaped baking dish. It’s such a fun piece that makes celebrations feel a little more special. It looked adorable on our buffet table, and we’ve already used it for New Year’s, two birthday parties, and we’re planning to bring it out again for our St. Patrick’s Day celebration. I bought the Michigan version, and it always gets compliments from guests. The Upper Peninsula section is a bit small to hold a large amount of food, but it worked perfectly for dip and small candies for the kids. While I wish both sections were a little bigger, it’s not like I’m using it to make a full casserole anyway. Overall, it adds great visual impact and a touch of whimsy to the table, making hosting feel extra special. I loved it so much that I went back and bought three more as gifts!

NC is very small, but SC is quite large. Was hoping they would at least kind of fit together, but they don't. Now the conversation is going to be able how/why they don't fit together.