Vintage NAPCO Napcoware Provincial Condiment Caddy White Ceramic Set Japan 7 Pc
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Condition: Good vintage condition. The ceramic pieces show no chips or cracks, and the glaze has the light yellowing and fine crazing that comes with age. The wooden caddy has the finish worn from the knob and center post, the red base feet are cracked, and the unglazed feet of the ceramics are dirty — see photos.
- Maker
- Napcoware
- Category
- Kitchen & Glassware
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Napcoware was the import line of National Potteries Corporation of Cleveland, Ohio, and its white embossed Provincial pattern turned up on mid-century kitchen and dining tables across America. This condiment caddy brings the whole table service together on one turntable: oils and vinegars, salt and pepper, cream and sugar. It would look charming on a farmhouse table or a cottage-style kitchen shelf, and it is just as handy at the table for brunch or a holiday dinner.
Details
- The set is Napcoware Provincial White, made in Japan, and the original foil labels reading Provincial Napcoware and Napcoware Import Japan are still on the pieces.
- It includes seven pieces: an oil cruet (O) and a vinegar cruet (V) with wood-topped stoppers, salt (S) and pepper (P) shakers, a creamer, a sugar bowl with its lid, and a turned wooden caddy with a center carrying handle and six fitted places.
- All pieces have the same ivory-white glaze with raised scroll decoration.
Condition: Good vintage condition. The ceramic pieces show no chips or cracks, and the glaze has the light yellowing and fine crazing that comes with age. The wooden caddy has the finish worn from the knob and center post, the red base feet are cracked, and the unglazed feet of the ceramics are dirty — see photos.
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