A coffee table staple! This uncommon early 20th-century Blue Willow icebox dish made by Moriyama Porcelain of Japan was produced for export between the late 1920s and early 1940s. Rendered in the iconic Blue Willow pattern, with crisp cobalt transferware graphics and its original fitted lid, this piece was designed for use inside early refrigerators and iceboxes, keeping prepared foods cool long before modern storage containers existed. Today it can be repurposed for storage (an excellent way to store your remote controls), or as a standout accent. Sourced in Sudbury, Massachusetts.
