This is a super cool pattern, really fun with a mid-century abstract atomic design! You are buying a gravy pitcher. It is in good condition with no chips or cracks. As always, please review the pictures carefully as they are part of the description for crazing, stains, and utensil marks.

We are selling multiple lots of Tickled Pink dinnerware and other MCM pottery. We will combine shipping costs for multiple orders.

Below is a description of the pattern taken from https://www.gr8ampottery.com/:

Tickled Pink was initially manufactured by Vernon Kilns in 1955. Metlox purchased the name and molds in 1958 and continued producing the line until 1965. The only change in the pattern was a slight weight and thickness increase caused by the use of a different clay. The pattern consists of pink squares with charcoal and pale blue lines and dots on a lightly speckled white background. Many of the bowls, the cups and some of the serving pieces are a solid speckled pink adding balance and contrast to this classic 1950s dinnerware line.