Vintage Japanese Lusterware Condiment Set with Boat-Shaped Tray

This is a mid-20th-century Japanese lusterware condiment set consisting of four pieces: a salt shaker, a pepper shaker, a lidded mustard or jam pot, and a matching gondola-shaped display tray. The set is crafted from porcelain and features an iridescent luster finish with a warm, metallic gold-to-orange sheen typical of post-war Japanese ceramics. Each shaker and the central pot is decorated with a hand-painted pastoral scene depicting traditional cottages amidst green foliage and rolling hills under a soft sky. The shakers have rounded tops with multiple percussion holes, while the central condiment pot features a circular lid with a small finial. The display tray is unique for its curved, boat-like silhouette with upturned points at either end. Lusterware of this style was prominently produced in the 1940s and 1950s (Occupied Japan era or shortly after) for the export market. The craftsmanship reflects typical mass-produced quality of the period, with charming but slightly rustic hand-painted details. Based on the listing images, the items appear in 'New Old Stock' (NOS) condition, showing minimal surface wear, no visible cracks or chips, and well-preserved paint application. The bottoms likely carry a 'Made in Japan' stamp, which was standard for this era of export pottery.