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Vintage Japanese Ceramic Egg Cup Boy

ceramic egg cup
This whimsical vintage ceramic egg cup boy would brighten anyone’s spirits first thing in the morning. It is painted and glazed and stamped “Japan.” Functional and fun!

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Posted on April 23, 2011December 13, 2013Author DanaCategories Design, ShopTags ceramic, egg cup, kitchen

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