Curated by Danni, The Niche Lady, this vignette is a serene and sophisticated collection that bridges the gap between classic European ironstone and traditional Japanese artistry. The focal point is a striking Bloomingdale's Basketweave Pitcher, its bright white glaze and intricate woven texture providing a fresh, timeless anchor for the scene.
Layered in the foreground is a piece of American history: a Pink Depression Glass Plate by Anchor Hocking in the "Old Cafe" pattern (produced between 1936-1940), topped with a dainty Antique Johnson Bros. Rose Chintz Saucer. The entire arrangement is set against a stunning Vintage Japanese Watercolor on Shikishi Art Board, signed by the artist Aiko, which brings a graceful, ethereal beauty to the display. Resting on a classic white dresser scarf, this collection is perfect for a vanity, a sunny breakfast nook, or a dedicated vintage display shelf.
Item Details & Dimensions Bloomingdale's Basketweave Pitcher: 7" High x 10" Long x 7" Wide.
Vintage Japanese Watercolor on Shikishi Board: Signed "Aiko"; 11" High x 9.5" Wide.
Pink Depression Glass "Old Cafe" Plate: Anchor Hocking (circa 1936-1940); 1.5" High x 8.75" Long x 8" Wide.
Antique Johnson Bros. Rose Chintz Saucer: English Ironstone; 1" High x 5.5" Diameter.
Please Note: Backing of Watercolor Board is worn like something was removed from it. Please see photos Great Condition - normal to slight wear for age - please see all photos
