1930s Hand Painted Ceramic Pitcher - Floral Majolica Style

Small glazed ceramic pitcher with polychrome floral decoration on a black background, dated approximately to the 1930s.

History: This type of piece reflects the aesthetic of European interwar folk ceramics, where majolica techniques were combined with naturalistic motifs and dark backgrounds to highlight the chromatic contrast of the pigments.

Details and Characteristics:
- Period: 1930s
- Technique / Style: Glazed ceramic, manual brush decoration, majolica style
- Size: Height: 18 cm (7.09 inches); Weight: 300 g (0.66 lbs)
- Material: Ceramic, enamel, pigments, gold leaf
- Condition: Overall good state of preservation. It shows natural age-related wear on the gilding of the handle and the top rim, which confirms its antiquity. No cracks, chips, or visible restorations.

Collection Value: Object of interest for collectors of early 20th-century artistic ceramics and for interior decoration with authentic vintage accents.