Set of 2 Sage Coloured Ceramic Decorative Items – incense Holder & Bud Vase Stoneware The salad plate has age

The salad plate has age related crazing and a few chips underneath the rim

In 1950 the business was turned into a joint-stock company

travel-related souvenir

The number "12539" on the bottom of the bowl is likely an internal inventory or mold number used by the craftsperson or studio that created the piece

A tiny glass jug in a distinct sauce boat shape for gravy or salad dressing

Set of 2 Sage Coloured Ceramic Decorative Items – incense Holder & Bud Vase Stoneware The salad plate has ageThe two items are a small ceramic bud vase and a taller incense stick holder, likely made of stoneware or pottery. This incense holder has a stacked, tiered, or pagoda like shape. It features a crackle glaze in a sage green or celadon colour. While it resembles a small vase, the shape, size, and particularly the presence of a hole in the bottom of the item strongly suggest it is designed to hold an incense stick or cone. The small, stout, bottle