Trinket Dish, Ucagco, Leaf Shaped, Christmas Iridescent Holly and Berries, Japan, Vintage

A leaf-shaped dish glowing with iridescent Christmas holly and berries — part of Ucagco's charming "Flower of the Month" collection, December edition.

• Maker: Ucagco (United China and Glass Company)
• Materials: Porcelain, iridescent glaze
• Dimensions: 7.0" long, 6.0" wide
• Origin: Japan
• Era: Vintage, 1946–1956
• Condition: Excellent — no issues found. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

This dish was imported from Japan by Ucagco as part of their "Flower of the Month Collection" — this was the December flower design. Perfect to use as a festive serveware piece for candy, nuts, or berries.

A festive addition to your holiday decor — serve up some vintage charm this holiday season.

Ucagco was founded in 1850 under the name Abe Mayer & Co., with offices in New Orleans and New York, and officially took the trademark Ucagco (United China and Glass Company) in the 1930s. Primarily a creator and distributor of dinnerware and glassware, the company's Japanese agent, S.A. Stolaroff, signed the first postwar contract allowing imports from Japan after WWII. Ucagco was sold to Sammons Enterprises in 1956.

Browse our shop for more vintage Ucagco pieces to round out your collection.