Mid-Century Novelty Ceramic | Collector’s Statement PiecE

Mid-Century Novelty Ceramic | Collector’s Statement PiecE
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The Story:
Crackle glaze ceramics surged in popularity in the 1950s–70s, often produced in Japan or California for export and giftware. This pig pot likely served as a novelty beverage server—think sangria, cider, or even pancake syrup at a kitschy brunch. Its cheerful glaze and sculptural form make it a standout in any vintage collection.

Why You’ll Love It:
This isn’t just a pot—it’s a personality. Meet Sunshine Swine, a mid-century ceramic pig-shaped pourer with a golden crackle glaze that catches the light like morning sun on a farmhouse windowsill. Whether you style it on a shelf or serve mulled cider from its snout, this piece brings joy, nostalgia, and a wink of kitsch to any space.

Details & Dimensions:

• 🐽 Pig-shaped ceramic vessel with spout snout and rear handle
• 🌞 Glossy yellow crackle glaze—a hallmark of mid-century ceramic artistry
• 🧵 Removable cork-and-ceramic stopper with metal accent
• 📏 Approx. 8” long x 5” tall
• 💛 Excellent vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Styling Tips:

• Pair with amber glassware and rattan trays for a retro bar cart moment
• Use as a whimsical vase for dried florals or eucalyptus
• Display alongside other novelty ceramics for a curated collector’s shelf

Shipping & Care:

• Ships securely with eco-friendly packaging
• Hand wash only; not food safe unless lined