Vintage Redware Gilded Trinket Dish
8 Days
38
1
$5.00
Description
Condition
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Venmo
CashAppBring charm and character to your home with this unique vintage gilded redware pottery dish, likely made in the 1950s–1960s in Japan. Crafted in a whimsical tree stump shape and featuring a sculpted dog figurine perched on the rim, this piece offers a warm, rustic presence and plenty of nostalgic charm.
Perfect for use as a trinket dish, coin catchall, or simply a decorative accent, this dish is a standout piece for collectors and dog lovers alike.
Good vintage condition with some wear to the gilding consistent with age. Also had a crack at some point that was repaired; you can still see a thin line running diagonally on the underside of the dish (as pictured).
Dimensions are approximately 4 inches long by 4 inches wide and 3.5 inches tall.
This charming and unusual piece adds a touch of vintage woodland character to any space and makes a thoughtful gift for lovers of animals, antiques, or mid-century Japanese ceramics.
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Vintage Redware Gilded Trinket Dish
8 Days
38
1
$5.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoCashAppBring charm and character to your home with this unique vintage gilded redware pottery dish, likely made in the 1950s–1960s in Japan. Crafted in a whimsical tree stump shape and featuring a sculpted dog figurine perched on the rim, this piece offers a warm, rustic presence and plenty of nostalgic charm.
Perfect for use as a trinket dish, coin catchall, or simply a decorative accent, this dish is a standout piece for collectors and dog lovers alike.
Good vintage condition with some wear to the gilding consistent with age. Also had a crack at some point that was repaired; you can still see a thin line running diagonally on the underside of the dish (as pictured).
Dimensions are approximately 4 inches long by 4 inches wide and 3.5 inches tall.
This charming and unusual piece adds a touch of vintage woodland character to any space and makes a thoughtful gift for lovers of animals, antiques, or mid-century Japanese ceramics.
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