Vintage 1940's Japanese Majolica Pitcher - Handpainted Earthenware Pottery - Made in Japan recipes It could be office bound

It could be office bound where it corrals pens and pencils or sit in the studio acting as a paint brush caddy

Measures 6" inches (height) x 6" inches (width - handle to spout)

Origin date unknown

5" inches (height from base to top of cork) x 3" inches (diameter)

Vintage 1940's Japanese Majolica Pitcher - Handpainted Earthenware Pottery - Made in Japan recipes It could be office boundDrama comes in little details. {HISTORY} Majolica is a type of handpainted, glazed earthenware pottery with embossed detailing that originated in the 1850's and quickly became popular during the Victorian era. Even though this pitcher is creamer sized, it is still referred to as a pitcher among collectors because most often these came in sets of pitchers of graduated sizes, large to small. This pitcher in particular was made in Japan in the 1940's and