Mid-Century Japanese Scottie Dog Ceramic Wall Pocket Pair – Hand-Painted Figural Canine Décor

This delightful pair of mid-century ceramic wall pockets brings together the charm of classic Japanese export pottery and the timeless appeal of Scottie dog collectibles. Each piece is modeled in the form of a highly expressive Scottie dog head, complete with upright ears, soulful eyes, and deeply textured fur that flows around the face. Hand-painted in a bold palette of black, white, and warm tan, the dogs have a striking visual presence and a wonderfully animated character. The sculpting and brushwork capture both the personality and the iconic silhouette of the breed, making them instantly recognizable and appealing to collectors of canine décor.

The backs of the pieces feature a flat surface with a small hanging hole and an open pocket at the top, allowing them to function as decorative wall pockets. They are ideal for displaying dried flowers, small air plants, pens in a studio space, or simply as whimsical wall art. Both pieces are marked “JAPAN” on the base, identifying them as classic mid-century Japanese ceramics, likely produced between the 1950s and 1960s during a period known for playful, character-driven decorative items.

Though they show some signs of age—such as a visible hairline crack on one piece, glaze inconsistencies, and light wear—they retain strong display appeal. Together, they create a charming, personality-filled accent for a kitchen, hallway, gallery wall, or vintage-inspired interior. A wonderful find for Scottie dog lovers, mid-century collectors, or anyone who appreciates quirky, expressive handmade ceramics.

Dimensions: 3" L x 1" W x 4" H