Rare (1950s-1960s) Enesco Japan E-5817 Dutch Boy Figurine Mini Pitcher Creamer

Bring a touch of mid-century charm to your coffee service or display shelf! This adorable vintage ceramic creamer features a hand-painted Dutch Boy acting as the handle, leaning over a scalloped-edge pitcher. With its classic blue and white "Delft-style" palette, this piece is a quintessential example of 1950s-60s Japanese export kitchenware. Details ◆ Brand/Importer: Enesco ◆ Model Number: E-5817 (Stamped on base) ◆ Origin: Made in Japan ◆ Material: Glazed Ceramic / Earthenware ◆ Colors: Crisp White base with Cobalt Blue accents and hand-painted facial features ◆ Design: Anthropomorphic "International Series" Dutch Boy figurine handle with tulip floral motifs around the base ◆ Era: 1950s - 1960s Measurements ◆ Length: 3.5" ◆ Width: 2" ◆ Height: 3.75" Condition Report ◆ Overall: Excellent vintage condition with no major chips, cracks, or repairs. ◆ Glaze: Strong gloss finish. Minimal age-related crazing may be present (typical for ceramics of this era). ◆ Paint: Hand-painted details are vibrant; the blue "Delft" style patterns are crisp. ◆ Note: Please review all high-resolution photos for a close-up look at the craftsmanship and condition. This charming Enesco Dutch Boy creamer is a must-have for any mid-century kitchen or "International Series" collector. Its whimsical handle and classic blue-and-white palette bring a nostalgic, storybook feel to any display. Don’t miss the chance to add this well-preserved piece of 1950s Japanese ceramic history to your home today!