Stangl Pottery Fruit Pattern Ceramic Creamer

This is a vintage ceramic creamer pitcher, typical of mid-20th-century American art pottery, specifically identified by the hand-painted 'Fruit' pattern associated with Stangl Pottery. The item features a rounded, bulbous body with a tapered spout and a simple C-curved handle. The base color is a speckled off-white or cream glaze. The exterior is decorated with hand-painted motifs of blue grapes, red cherries, and green leaves, accented with delicate brown trailing vines. The construction is solid stoneware or earthenware, showing a consistent glaze application. The condition appears very good with no visible cracks or large chips from this angle, though minor crazing (typical of older glazes) or shelf wear on the bottom rim may be present but unconfirmed. These pieces were primarily produced in Trenton, New Jersey, during the 1940s to 1950s. The hand-painted nature ensures each piece is slightly unique, and the quality is indicative of durable, mass-market functional tableware that has become collectible today.