A rectangular porcelain tray with soft waves along the edge and a scattering of flowers in gold — feminine in the gentlest, most old-fashioned sense.
The bottom is stamped "An Irice Product" and retains part of its original blue foil label, which helps confirm both the Japanese origin and the era. Irice — I. W. Rice & Co. — is a New York distributor still operating today, known historically for fine Czechoslovakian perfume bottles before expanding into pieces sourced from Japan and beyond. The gold rim shows real wear from decades of holding bottles and jars, along with two small border chips, true marks of a tray that was actually used and loved.
A lovely catch-all for a vanity or dresser, and a nice gift for anyone who collects vintage Irice or Japanese porcelain pieces.
Material: Porcelain
Maker: Irice (I. W. Rice & Co.), made in Japan
Vintage: 1950s–1960s
Dimensions: approx. 10.75" long x 7.5" wide
Condition: Average vintage condition; worn gold rim, two small border chips, surface scratches
