Vintage Robert Mayokok Cream and Sugar Set: Inuit Art Porcelain, Made in Japan

This vintage cream and sugar set features authentic artwork by Robert Mayokok (1903–1983), a well-known Inuit artist from Alaska, whose drawings were reproduced on fine porcelain in Japan during the mid-20th century. Mayokok's art beautifully captures scenes from Inuit life through expressive black linework. The illustrations on this set depict a group of Inuit figures in traditional attire and a joyful figure raised above the crowd—evoking a sense of cultural pride and community spirit. Each piece is trimmed in gold and signed "Robert Mayokok" along the bottom. Produced in the 1950s–60s, these collectible pieces were part of a series that brought Indigenous Alaskan artistry to a wider international audience through functional, decorative homewares. Details: • Artist: Robert Mayokok • Circa: 1950s–1960s • Origin: Made in Japan • Materials: Glazed porcelain with gold trim • Condition: Excellent vintage condition – no chips or cracks • Artist signature present on both pieces • Style: Mid-century modern / Inuit art Measurements: • Creamer: 3.5" tall to spout, 2" diameter, 3.5" wide (spout to handle), holds approx. 4 oz • Sugar Bowl: 2.25" tall (3" with lid), 2.75" diameter Perfect for collectors of Inuit art, mid-century design, or meaningful cultural pieces that reflect Indigenous heritage through daily-use objects.