Lot 029: Collection of Vintage Ceramic, Glass, and Decorative Sundries

Description

A mixed lot of vintage decorative and utility items, including ceramics and glassware, from the mid to late 20th century. This collection features a variety of shapes, styles, and functions, typical of mid-century household aesthetics. Key Details: * Origin/Era: Mid to Late 20th Century, primarily Japanese imports for the ceramic pieces. * Material: Ceramic, Glass, Metal (decanter stopper). * Contents: The lot includes two brown ceramic drip-glaze vases, one etched clear glass vase, one black ruffled glass bud vase, one clear glass decanter with a metal pourer and bead chain, two small clear glass cruets with stoppers, one Inarco ceramic fruit-themed lidded pot, and one Saji Fine China ceramic wall pocket. Condition: General wear and minor surface marks consistent with age and use are present across all items. The Saji wall pocket shows crazing throughout its glaze and some minor chips or rough edges on its base. The metal stopper of the decanter shows tarnish and age-related wear. The black glass vase has some dust or embedded speckles. Interesting fact: * Inarco (International Artware Corporation) was a significant American importer of decorative ceramics and glassware, primarily sourced from Japan, during the mid-20th century, known for their whimsical and often fruit-themed designs. * Saji Fine China, also from Japan, produced a range of decorative and tableware items, including wall pockets, often characterized by delicate forms and glazes. Use: Suitable for collectors of vintage homewares and decorative pieces, or for adding eclectic charm to various home decor settings.

Condition Report

The Saji ceramic wall pocket exhibits crazing and minor chips/roughness on its base. The metal decanter stopper shows tarnish and wear. The black glass vase appears to have some dust or embedded speckles on its surface.

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