Bring a little vintage charm to your kitchen with this beautiful matching pair of mid-century Japanese condiment pots!
Dating to approximately the 1960s–1970s, these charming little stoneware pots feature a rich, glossy amber-brown glaze with warm earthy tones that pair beautifully with their dark-stained wooden lids. Each lid features a sweet pointed finial and a notched opening for its accompanying bamboo serving spoon.
Perfect for a primitive farmhouse kitchen, rustic cottage, or collected-over-time home, these versatile little pots are as functional as they are decorative. Use them for sugar, salt, seasonings, or simply display them on a kitchen shelf alongside your favorite vintage pottery.
Both pots retain their original Made in Japan foil labels on the underside, adding another wonderful touch of vintage authenticity.
Details
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Era: Circa 1960s–1970s
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Origin: Made in Japan
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Material: Glazed ceramic stoneware, wood lids, and bamboo spoons
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Color: Rich amber-brown glaze with dark wood accents
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Measurements: Approximately 3” tall x 3” wide each
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Includes: 2 ceramic pots, 2 wooden lids, and 2 bamboo spoons (6 pieces total)
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Style: Mid-Century, Primitive Farmhouse, Rustic Kitchen, Cottagecore
Vintage Condition
Great vintage condition! Both ceramic pots are free of chips and cracks. The wooden lids show light, age-appropriate wear, including natural variations in the wood finish that add to their rustic character. Both original Made in Japan foil labels remain intact.
Sold as a matching set of two.
A lovely little pair for anyone who appreciates vintage Japanese pottery, warm earthy kitchen accents, and the simple charm of pieces from years gone by.
