Pfaltzgraff Village "Gooseberry" Pattern Covered Bowl

This is a ceramic covered bowl, likely a sugar bowl, jam pot, or small casserole dish, from the Pfaltzgraff 'Village' pattern, specifically featuring the 'Gooseberry' motif. The item is constructed from stoneware or similar ceramic material, finished with an off-white or cream-colored glaze. It has a slightly flared, rounded body with subtly scalloped or wavy edges around the rim and base, adding a touch of rustic charm. A thin, light blue line borders the rim of both the bowl and its lid. The lid is also glazed in off-white and features a small, simple loop handle for easy removal. The primary decorative element is a hand-painted or decal design featuring a white goose with yellow feet and beak, carrying a red strawberry in its mouth. To the right of the goose, there are additional elements including a light blue ribbon tied around a cluster of strawberries and what appears to be a small wicker basket with more strawberries. Subtle green foliage and hints of brown can also be observed as part of the overall decorative scene, giving it a pastoral or country-style aesthetic. The overall condition appears good with no immediately visible chips, cracks, or significant wear, though a more thorough inspection would be required to confirm. The glaze has an even, semi-gloss finish. The piece reflects a popular American country kitchen aesthetic, likely from the late 20th century, consistent with Pfaltzgraff's manufacturing periods for their 'Village' pattern. The craftsmanship suggests mass-produced, durable dinnerware, characteristic of utility pottery designed for everyday use.