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Posted 4 years ago
kwqd
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This little toothpick holder is 3" long x 2" high x 1.75" deep and marked "Made in Japan" on the bottom. At $.99, I couldn't pass it up. It was pretty dusty and dirty but cleaned up pretty well. I was surprised at how bright the colors and gilding were afterward. Not a lot of paint loss, except gilding on the rim and beak and a bit to the moriage. Fun, colorful little piece, dating maybe to the 1960s or 1970s?
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Totally adorable, cheery duck toothpick holder :)
Thanks for your comment, Jenni! It think so, too. It cleaned up really well and looks almost brand new, now.
Thanks for loving my little duck toothpick holder Kevin, aura, Jenni, PhilDMorris, Watchsearcher, Manikin, fortapache and dav2no1!
Very nice , just quirky enough to make me grin
Thanks for your comment, Vynil33rpm! Definitely a quirky little piece. Makes me smile, too!
Thanks for hitting the Love button for my moriage duck toothpick holder Thomas, MarmorealMaiden and fortapache!
Thank you Ben!
Thank you MALKEY, Karen and blunderbuss2!
Take a look at these Majolica style cups made in Japan. I just picked them up for our store. North West Vintage..NOWVI at Etsy.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/877592350/majolica-style-juice-cups?ref=shop_home_active_1&frs=1
Very pretty. I lived in Kent, WA for awhile before moving to Seattle. Been to poo-yah-loop ;) several times.
I just always see you buying Japanese cups and thought you would enjoy these. They are different from what we normally see.
Thanks! I mostly collect artisan made Japanese meoto yunomi sets, preferably with a tomobako. I will very occasionally purchase a solitary Japanese yunomi, but only, if it is hand made, hand painted and marked by the kiln that made it. Mass produced Japanese pottery is outside of my area of interest. I am always interested in looking at Japanese pottery, in general, though. Those are some pretty cups and look like they would be a pleasure to use!
My mother was Japanese and we had lots of pottery and bowls etc. But my sister inherited all and she is having a hard time letting go of any of it.
Thank you vcal!