Trend China Candlelight Pattern Porcelain Piece

This is an oval porcelain vessel, likely a creamer or small pitcher, showcasing the Mid-Century Modern aesthetic of the Trend China 'Candlelight' line. The item's exterior is finished in a smooth, matte charcoal or dark basalt-grey glaze, contrasted by a bright white glazed interior. The construction features thin, high-quality ceramic walls and a refined oval footrim. On the underside, the manufacturer's mark is clearly visible within an angled rectangular frame, reading 'TREND CHINA' in a stylized font, with 'JAPAN' and the pattern name 'CANDLELIGHT' below it. This specific mark indicates Japanese manufacture, dating from the late 1950s to the 1960s. The condition shows light signs of use, including some minor surface wear on the unglazed footrim and a few small brown oxidation spots or kiln debris marks on the underside porcelain. There are no major cracks or chips visible on the base. The piece reflects the era's preference for 'Danish Modern' style influence, combining organic shapes with a minimalist two-tone color palette.