VTG 1920s Hand Painted Japanese Porcelain Scenic Cottage Trinket Dish
US$16
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- US OS
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- Category
- HomeAccentsDecor
- Style Tags
- cottagecorevintageshabbychic
Bring vintage charm to your decor with this beautiful, hand-painted ceramic novelty piece. Featuring a rustic cottage landscape nestled along a peaceful lake, this dish showcases bright green and orange tones framed by a unique, scalloped wavy rim.
While originally designed as an ashtray (featuring a subtle cigarette rest along the molded edge), it functions perfectly today as a whimsical key catchall tray or vanity jewelry dish. It is an excellent example of mid-century Japanese export ceramics, perfectly suited for cottagecore, kitsch, or retro eclectic home decor styles.
ITEM DETAILS:
- Brand/Origin: Made in Japan (Features green underglaze stamp on base)
- Era: Circa 1940s / 1950s Mid Century
- Style: Cottagecore, Retro Tobacciana, Novelty Souvenir, Kitsch
- Material: Glazed Ceramic / Porcelain Earthenware
CONDITION:
- Excellent vintage condition!
- Bright, glossy finish with crisp hand-painted details.
- No chips, cracks, structural damage, or flea bites along the delicate rim.
- Clean base with zero ash residue or dark stains.
MEASUREMENTS:
- Diameter: 5.5 inches (5 1/2")
- Height: Approximately 1.25 inches
SHIPPING & PACKAGING:
Fragile ceramic item. Safely packed with dual-layer bubble wrap and shipped in a sturdy, crush-proof box.
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