




This Maple Ware Japan Divided Condiment Dish is a vintage ceramic serving piece with two compartments, a bright yellow border, and black country landscape illustrations.
The dish is in good condition with smooth edges and no visible chips or cracks. There is minor wear on the underside, including dark marks along the unglazed foot rings.
Maple Ware was among the Japanese ceramic lines exported for American households during the mid 20th century. This piece likely dates to the 1930s to 1950s, when small divided dishes were common on dining tables. The black landscape scenes, yellow border, and unusual shape make it just as interesting on display as it is for serving small portions.
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If you collect Maple Ware Japanese ceramics, this little divided dish offers a cheerful yellow border, two black country scenes, and a useful shape for serving or display. It would fit nicely among other older kitchen pieces or on a shelf where its unusual design can be seen. If it's the one you've been looking for, it's ready to come home.
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