Vintage Hand-Painted Ceramic Pitcher Shaped Like a Bird Clocks & Watches During the 1940’s Pearson’s PLC

During the 1940’s Pearson’s PLC purchased Colclough of Longton and with it the Royal Vale trade name which came with the official Royal approval

Width of bowl: 5

The pattern displays green and yellow leaves with green pods

The item is beautifully etched on the blade with series of interlinked diamond patterns

Each handle also has an impressed floral design underneath the beading and the handle tops each have a black glossy polished stone attached

Vintage Hand-Painted Ceramic Pitcher Shaped Like a Bird Clocks & Watches During the 1940’s Pearson’s PLCThe item is a glossy ceramic pitcher painted in a pale mint green or blue colour. It features a bright orange beak that serves as the spout, cartoon style black and white eyes, and a small handle at the back. A decorative wing section on its side has vibrant glazes of green, purple, and pink magenta. The base of the pitcher also has an orange foot detail. Items like these are often identified as a kookaburra or toucan model from Japan, likely dating