Vintage 1970s M.J. Pledger Bird Vase, Japanese Porcelain, Blue Tit Floral China

Capture the charm of the British countryside with this exquisite vintage porcelain vase from the 1970s. Featuring a delightful illustration by the renowned British wildlife artist Maurice J. Pledger, this piece beautifully merges Eastern craftsmanship with classic Western artistry. The artwork showcases two lively Blue Tits frolicking amongst soft pink Morning Glories and ivy, all rendered in vibrant, detailed colour. A tasteful 22-carat gold trim along the rim adds a final touch of elegance. This is a wonderful collector’s item for ornithology enthusiasts and lovers of fine vintage ceramics.

Features:

• Authentic 1970s Japanese porcelain vase.
• Artwork by celebrated British artist Maurice J. Pledger.
• Features two detailed Blue Tit birds and pink Morning Glory flowers.
• Elegant, flattened rectangular shape.
• Finished with a 22-carat gold trim at the opening.
• Base is stamped “JAPAN” and bears the red maker’s mark for the Gokō kiln (伍岡), identified as a “collectable vessel” (拾器).

Measurements (Approximate):

• Height: 17.5cm (6.9 inches)
• Width: 11cm (4.3 inches)
• Depth: 5cm (2 inches)

Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The colours remain vivid and the glaze is bright. There are no chips or cracks. The 22-carat gold trim is in very good condition with minimal wear. There may be some very light surface scratches consistent with the item’s age and history. Please see all photos for a complete appreciation of its condition.

Styling Ideas:

• A perfect statement piece for a traditional or country-style living room mantelpiece or bookshelf.
• Ideal for displaying a small posy of dried flowers or single stems on a hallway console table.
• Would make a thoughtful gift for a bird watcher or gardener, bringing a touch of nature indoors.

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