Vintage 1920s Art Deco Phoenix China Czechoslovakia Moravian Art Pitcher

With lid! So rare that the lid survives. This is a vibrant and highly collectible Phoenix China lidded pitcher. Hand-painted in Bohemia, Czechoslovakia during the 1920s to 1930s, this piece features the exceptionally rare and striking Moravian Folk Art pattern. Its bold, high-contrast black trim brilliantly framing vivid orange, cobalt blue, and canary yellow botanical motifs makes it an absolute showstopper. Whether you are a dedicated collector of Czechoslovakian pottery, an Art Deco enthusiast, or looking for a statement piece of vintage home decor, this exquisite pitcher brings unmatched historical charm and artisanal character to any space.

Item Specifics & Details

• Manufacturer: Phoenix China (Fritsch & Wiedemann)
• Country of Origin: Czechoslovakia (Bohemia)
• Era: Circa 1920s – 1930s (Art Deco Period)
• Pattern/Style: Hand-Painted Moravian Peasant / Folk Art
• Form: Unique lidded pitcher / teapot (Mold #302)
• Height: 7.5 inches tall
• Authenticity Markings: Fully backstamped on the base with the official “Phoenix China Czechoslovakia” mark, “Handpainted Moravian Art”, code “68”, the incised/embossed mold number “302”, and hand written “1543”.

Condition Report

• Overall Condition: Excellent vintage condition considering its 100-year age.
• Glaze & Paint: The hand-painted enamels remain incredibly bright, glossy, and vibrant with minimal age-appropriate surface wear.
• Structure: Please look at the photos and video. A noticeable flea-bite or tiny chip on the lid knob. 
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Why This Piece is Special

Unlike mass-produced modern ceramics, each piece from the Phoenix Moravian Art line was individually decorated by factory artisans. The unique architectural design prevents spills, showcasing the innovative functional design of early 20th-century European pottery. Pieces from this specific line are increasingly difficult to find in this size and complete with their original lids.