Vintage Mid-Century Modern Japanese Stoneware Lidded Casserole Dish Contemporary The trivet is not marked

The trivet is not marked or stamped

Between 1887 and 1890 German ships began to use Bauscher porcelain wares and in 1895 a subsidiary of the firm opened in New York with others opening in 1900 in London and Lucerne

This item can be placed in the Kitchen as countertop storage with decorative appeal

this specific "black-bottomed" matte style with vibrant floral patterns was at the height of its popularity during the late 1920s and 1930s

All the forks are handle-stamped differently

Vintage Mid-Century Modern Japanese Stoneware Lidded Casserole Dish Contemporary The trivet is not markedThis piece is a classic unbranded mid century modern Japanese stoneware casserole dish. This specific style was widely imported from Japan during the 1970s and 1980s by various casual dinnerware brands. It features a minimal, rustic design with a signature dark brown pin stripe border on a glossy, speckled cream base. The silhouette is defined by smooth, rounded walls, stubby integrated side tab handles, and a drop in lid with a single circular knob