Vintage Menschik Goldman French Dressing Maid Cruet Pink Dot 1950s Japan

Midcentury Kitsch • Retro Kitchen • Anthropomorphic Decor Rare 1950s Japanese ceramic cruet by Menschik Goldman featuring a blonde maid labeled “French Dressing.” She holds a small red cake dish and wears a pink dot apron — a whimsical midcentury accent and scarce variation. Excellent condition with intact cork stopper and light age wear only. ⸻ This scarce Menschik Goldman figural cruet captures peak midcentury charm — the blonde “maid” holds a frosted cake and smiles beneath glossy glaze. The cork stopper is intact and not dried out. Light age marks on the cake rim — see close-ups. Underside bears the incised number 127/7, consistent with Menschik Goldman’s 1950s Japan imports. A rare variation from the same design era as Holt-Howard’s Pixieware series, now highly collectible. Perfect For • Pixieware or Menschik Goldman collectors • Midcentury or retro kitchen displays • Vintage hostess or housewarming gift • Photo stylists sourcing authentic 1950s ceramics Item Details • Era: 1950s (Midcentury Modern) • Maker: Menschik Goldman, Japan • Style: Maid with Cake — “French Dressing” text • Material: Hand-painted ceramic with cork head stopper • Mark: Incised “127/7” on base • Condition: Excellent vintage; minor age marks/light paint wear on cake rim. (see photo) Measurements: see photo ⸻ PLEASE NOTE: The cover photo is AI-generated for aesthetic display. See actual item photos for exact details. Pixieware style, figural cruet, vintage condiment jar, anthropomorphic