Vintage Hand-Painted Ceramic Pitcher Shaped Like a Bird Cutlery This item was manufactured during

This item was manufactured during the 1950’s – 1960’s with a glass inner and hinged lid fitted with a white acrylic rubberised stopper underneath

Hertfordshire

it utilizes the Bernoulli effect where the reduced pressure of a stream of fluid (wine) draws an airflow through diagonal thin tubes inside the wine aerator

In 1944 the company was changed to Simpsons Potters Ltd

The tray has handles on the sides for easy pick up or moving around

Vintage Hand-Painted Ceramic Pitcher Shaped Like a Bird Cutlery This item was manufactured duringThe item is a glossy ceramic pitcher painted in a pale mint green or blue colour. It features a bright orange beak that serves as the spout, cartoon style black and white eyes, and a small handle at the back. A decorative wing section on its side has vibrant glazes of green, purple, and pink magenta. The base of the pitcher also has an orange foot detail. Items like these are often identified as a kookaburra or toucan model from Japan, likely dating