Vintage Hull Pottery Corky Piggy Bank

This is a vintage ceramic piggy bank, specifically the 'Corky Pig' model produced by Hull Pottery, likely dating from the 1950s or 1960s. The item is characterized by a high-gloss white glaze and features hand-painted floral embellishments in yellow, orange, and green on its sides and back. The pig has a whimsical facial expression with an open smiling mouth, rosy pink cheeks, and black-accented eyes, ears, and snout. A distinctive feature is the coin slot located on the upper back and a curved tail. Based on the material and glaze, it appears to be a heavy earthenware or stoneware typical of mid-century American pottery. The craftsmanship shows relief-molded flowers that give the piece a three-dimensional texture. Condition-wise, the bank shows some minor surface dirt and light crazing consistent with age, though the colors remain vibrant. No major chips or cracks are immediately visible in the image, although the original cork stopper for the bottom may be missing, which is a common occurrence with this specific collectible. The size appears to be the standard large format, approximately 7 to 9 inches in length.