Art Deco Ceramic Wall Pocket, Mid-century Japan Art Pottery She set up a test

She set up a test kitchen and developed hundreds of recipes which were printed on gelatine packages

using a spraying apparatus to apply colored glazes

were common in households across America throughout the early and middle years of the 20th century

imagine the many cakes and pies that were served during holidays and family dinner

mid-century cocktail booklet with recipes for Pink Party Frost and a Sherry Tom & Jerry to their barcart

Art Deco Ceramic Wall Pocket, Mid-century Japan Art Pottery She set up a testElegant Art Deco styled wall pocket in green and brown. A beautifully detailed ceramic hanging vase measuring approximately 9" x 2 3 8", this wall pocket is a classic example of the style popularized in the early years of the 20th century, between the world wars. Manufactured in the United States and imported from Europe during these years, wall pockets, or wall vases, held cut flowers or ivy stems for rooting and took form in many shapes and sizes.