#2101 Pretty Bright Florals On Small Scalloped Elegant Cream Pitcher

5 x 4 inch approx No chips or cracks Would look pretty with Flowers This style of ceramic pitcher, adorned with colorful floral designs, was quite popular in mid-century Japan. These pieces were often hand-painted and exported to various countries, becoming a common sight in households during the 1950s through the 1970s. The delicate floral patterns and whimsical designs reflect the era's fascination with nature and bright, cheerful aesthetics. Japanese ceramics from this period are known for their affordability and decorative appeal, rather than high-end craftsmanship. While not particularly rare, they hold nostalgic value for many and are collected for their vintage charm. The 'Made in Japan' mark is a common indicator of these mass-produced but delightful pieces.

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• Listed Jan 14, 2026