Vintage Drip Glaze Pottery Pitcher Brown & Gold Yellow Glaze Ruffled Rim Large

Striking Vintage Studio Pottery Jug in Brown and Golden Yellow Drip Glaze Style and Era: This is a fantastic piece of vintage pottery, characterized by its glossy, two-tone Drip Glaze finish. This style was highly popular in the mid-20th Century (likely 1960s-1970s), often associated with art pottery, studio ceramics, or certain European and American dinnerware manufacturers. Color and Finish: The rich, earthy dark brown glaze drips beautifully down over a vibrant golden yellow/ochre base color, creating a striking, vertical streaked pattern often referred to as a "flame" or "fat lava" glaze look. The inside is finished in a uniform dark brown glaze. Form: The pitcher has a classic bulbous body, a sturdy rounded base, and a high, graceful handle. The most distinctive feature is the scalloped or ruffled rim/spout, which adds a sculptural, almost stylized flair to the piece. Measurements: 7 1/4 to 7 1/2 inches (approx. 18.5-19 cm) tall. It is functional for serving beverages, or as a decorative vase or kitchen piece Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The glaze is bright and intact, with no visible chips or cracks. The base is unglazed terracotta clay with a center that is glazed dark brown, which is typical of many studio and art pottery pieces. Collectibility: This piece fits perfectly into Mid-Century Modern (MCM), Bohemian, or rustic farmhouse decor styles, celebrated for its bold use of color and texture. Vintage Pottery, Drip Glaze, Streaky Glaze, mcm