Vintage Hand-Painted Ceramic Pitcher Shaped Like a Bird
The item is a glossy ceramic pitcher painted in a pale mint green or blue colour. It features a bright orange beak that serves as the spout, cartoon-style black and white eyes, and a small handle at the back. A decorative wing section on its side has vibrant glazes of green, purple, and pink/magenta. The base of the pitcher also has an orange foot detail.
Items like these are often identified as a kookaburra or toucan model from Japan, likely dating to the mid-century (1940s-1950s).
Aside from crazing in the glaze, the pitcher is in good vintage condition.
Height: 14 cm, Spout to handle: 14 cm, Diameter of base: 7 cm
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Vintage Hand-Painted Ceramic Pitcher Shaped Like a Bird
Vintage Hand-Painted Ceramic Pitcher Shaped Like a Bird
The item is a glossy ceramic pitcher painted in a pale mint green or blue colour. It features a bright orange beak that serves as the spout, cartoon-style black and white eyes, and a small handle at the back. A decorative wing section on its side has vibrant glazes of green, purple, and pink/magenta. The base of the pitcher also has an orange foot detail.
Items like these are often identified as a kookaburra or toucan model from Japan, likely dating to the mid-century (1940s-1950s).
Aside from crazing in the glaze, the pitcher is in good vintage condition.
Height: 14 cm, Spout to handle: 14 cm, Diameter of base: 7 cm
Original: $1.77
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The item is a glossy ceramic pitcher painted in a pale mint green or blue colour. It features a bright orange beak that serves as the spout, cartoon-style black and white eyes, and a small handle at the back. A decorative wing section on its side has vibrant glazes of green, purple, and pink/magenta. The base of the pitcher also has an orange foot detail.
Items like these are often identified as a kookaburra or toucan model from Japan, likely dating to the mid-century (1940s-1950s).
Aside from crazing in the glaze, the pitcher is in good vintage condition.
Height: 14 cm, Spout to handle: 14 cm, Diameter of base: 7 cm
