Art Deco Hand-Painted Ceramic Creamer and Pitcher Set

This pair of ceramics consists of a tall faceted pitcher and a square-bodied footed creamer, both exhibiting strong Art Deco stylistic influences from the 1920s-1930s. The taller pitcher on the left features a multi-faceted body with vertical segments painted in mustard yellow and mottled leaf green, accented by a solid black geometric handle and a vibrant green spout. The piece on the right is a shorter, footed creamer with a warm ochre handle and base, featuring a central red vertical band decorated with green polka dots, flanked by yellow and green panels. Both items are constructed from earthenware with a glossy glaze finish and bold, black hand-lined borders that define the geometric shapes typical of the 'Jazz Age' aesthetic. The color palette is distinctly mid-century European or Japanese lusterware-style, often seen in Noritake or Clarice Cliff 'Bizarre' era pieces. Visible condition shows minor glaze irregularities and slight surface wear consistent with age, though no major chips or cracks are immediately apparent. The craftsmanship reflects mass-produced yet hand-decorated pottery intended for decorative domestic use.