Vintage Ceramic Clipper Ship Wall Pocket

Vintage Ceramic Clipper Ship Wall Pocket

Vintage Ceramic Clipper Ship Wall Pocket

$36.00
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Vintage Ceramic Clipper Ship Wall Pocket
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Vintage Ceramic Clipper Ship Wall Pocket
$36.00

Sculpted into the shape of a fully rigged clipper ship resting on ocean waves, this hand-painted ceramic pocket offers a playful nod to seafaring history. Its open vessel top sits flush against the wall, creating an unexpected pocket for fresh garden clippings, dried lavender sprigs, or small kitchen tools.

Note: Light glaze crazing, soft hand-painted finish variations, and minor inner cavity discoloration are present, consistent with vintage ceramic wall pockets.

  • Dimensions: 4" Width x 7.5" Height

  • Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks; inner cavity shows light discoloration from age and past use

  • Origin/Era: Japan, Mid-Century (c. 1950s–1960s)

  • Material: Hand-Painted Glazed Ceramic

We curate one-of-a-kind antique and vintage pieces. Because these items have a past, they may show signs of wear and character. We believe this is what makes them beautiful. If significant blemishes are present on a piece, it will be noted in the product description condition notes.
Every antique and vintage piece in the collection is one-of-a-kind, carrying gentle marks of age and character earned through generations of use. Because each item is irreplaceable, all sales are final.
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