A timeless example of vintage tableware design, this white ceramic duck soup tureen embodies the charm and craftsmanship of 1970s Japanese ceramics. The sculpted lid forms a serene resting duck, its softly contoured feathers and gently curved neck creating an elegant silhouette that feels both classic and nostalgic. The glossy glaze enhances the clean ivory tone, giving the piece a refined presence suitable for both display and service.
The base features a detailed basket-weave pattern, adding texture and visual depth that contrasts beautifully with the smooth sculpted duck above. This interplay of pattern and form reflects the era’s appreciation for decorative yet functional serving ware. Designed as a lidded casserole or soup tureen, it brings character and warmth to holiday tables, Sunday dinners, or curated vintage kitchen collections.
Whether showcased in a farmhouse-inspired setting or incorporated into a formal dining presentation, this tureen offers both sculptural appeal and practical heritage. It stands as a distinctive mid-century serving piece—an understated statement that elevates the art of gathering around the table.
Discovered by Treasures Of Bako - Have we got a gem for you?!
