A Flash of Copper, A Whisper of History
Imagine this: The year is 1930. Life is simple, but details matter. This dazzling little pitcher—likely carried home from a specialty shop—was an instant splash of color on a quiet breakfast table. It wasn't just functional; it was a piece of everyday artistry.
This 4-inch tall treasure, with its perfectly formed handle, captures a magnificent era of ceramics. The rich, reflective copper luster glaze catches the light, giving it a jewel-box quality. Look closely at the flowers—each one was hand-painted, creating a charming, slightly imperfect beauty you'll never find in modern pieces.
It’s small enough to grace a tiny shelf but mighty enough to hold attention. Use it for cream, a single sprig of flowers, or simply let it stand alone as a perfect example of early 20th-century Japanese export charm.
Bring this bright piece of history home and start your own tradition.
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📝 Product Details
Item: Small Pitcher / Creamer
Measurements: Approximately 4 inches tall x 4 inches wide (including handle)
Material: Ceramic with Luster Glaze
Style: Vintage Japanese Export, Lusterware, Hand-Painted
Era: Likely 1920s-1940s
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with expected patina and minor glaze variations consistent with age.
