Japanese Lusterware Art Deco Toast Rack – Hand-Painted – 1920s–1930s

This rare Japanese Art Deco toast rack is a striking example of early 20th-century design, combining bold geometric lines with vibrant hand-painted details. The sculptural X form dividersfinished in glossy white, vivid orange, and playful dotted accentscreate a functional piece that doubles as modernist décor. The base features a soft iridescent luster glaze that shifts gently in the light, a hallmark of Japanese export ceramics from the era. Perfect for styling an Art Deco breakfast table, using as a functional toast server, or repurposing as a unique desk organizer for letters or stationery. Despite some expected wear from age - including loss of gilding along the edges and minor spotting - the piece presents beautifully and remains structurally sound. A distinctive, hard-to-find addition for collectors of Japanese lusterware, Art Deco antiques, or vintage breakfastware. ITEM DETAILS Maker: Japanese Lusterware Era: Early-Mid 20th Century (likely 1921-1941 Art Deco export period) Design: Hand-painted geometric Art Deco motif with iridescent lusterware base Size: 4" x 7 7/8" x 2 3/4" Condition: Gilding around the edges shows wear Light spotting to finish No cracks or structural issues observed Made in: Japan Items ship using clean, repurposed packing materials whenever possible to reduce waste.