1970s Red Ceramic Jug Canadiana Pottery | Pottery Drip Glaze Handled Pitcher MCM Canadian Art | Shiny Red Mid-Century Modern Lava Vase

Hey there, vintage lovers!

❤️ Look at this incredibly vibrant 1970s Canadiana Pottery pitcher by the legendary Alfred Dube—a Czechoslovakian ceramic engineer who made waves in the pottery world after WWII.

This rare and collectible piece sports a gorgeous lava drip glaze in blood red, gray, and brown, creating a striking mid-century modern (MCM) vibe. Seriously, pictures don’t do this mesmerizing color combo justice!

📖 Handcrafted in Ingleside, Ontario, this pitcher is a true slice of Canadian pottery history.
Dube started Canadiana Pottery in the late 1960s after working at Blue Mountain Pottery and the Stetson China Co. in the U.S. He brought his wealth of expertise to Canada, creating bold, flambe-style pieces like this one that collectors can’t resist. With its high-gloss finish and statement-making drip pattern, this jug perfectly embodies that retro 1970s flair.

🤍 Rare Canadiana Pottery Stamp: The underside proudly reads "Canadiana Pottery - Made in Canada".
❤️ Mid-Century Masterpiece: A testament to MCM design, featuring those famous drip/lava glazes.
🤎 Incredible Color Palette: The deep red, gray, and brown create a show-stopping ombre effect.
❤️ Multi-Purpose: Use it as a pitcher to serve your favorite drinks or as a vase for a fresh bouquet—instant centerpiece!
🤍 Collectible Heritage: Alfred Dube’s work is highly sought after among vintage enthusiasts.

📏 Height: ~8¼ inches (21 cm)
Maximum Diameter: ~4 inches (10 cm)
Width (with handle): ~5¾ inches (14.6 cm)
Capacity: ~42 oz (1.2 liters)

✔️ In excellent vintage condition with minimal signs of wear. No chips, cracks, or crazing—just the way we love our vintage finds! This beauty is ready to bring some serious style to your home.

💡 Styling Ideas
__ Pop a bouquet of vibrant blooms inside and place it on your dining table for a retro-chic statement.
__ Display it on open shelving alongside other vintage pottery to create a bold, colorful vignette.
__ Elevate your next brunch or dinner party by serving iced tea, sangria, or lemonade in this show-stopping pitcher.

A Little History
Alfred Dube, the genius behind this piece, was a graduate of the Czechoslovakian Institute of Ceramic before WWII. After moving to the United States, he designed and patented countless dinnerware patterns at Stetson China Co.. By 1965, he was plant manager at Blue Mountain Pottery in Collingwood. Then in the late 1960s, he ventured out on his own to found Canadiana Pottery in Ingleside, Ontario—where he continued to captivate collectors with his innovative designs. This pitcher embodies his talent and passion, making it an absolute must-have for any pottery enthusiast.

This drip glaze pitcher isn’t just functional—it’s a piece of Canadian art history that brings a burst of color and story to your home. Whether you’re an avid vintage collector or just love a unique conversation piece, you’ll adore how this jug effortlessly marries form and function. It’s the kind of find that sparks joy (and a little envy) whenever guests see it! ❤️

Don’t miss the chance to own this fabulous piece of 1970s Canadiana Pottery. Treat yourself or surprise a loved one with a one-of-a-kind gift that’ll keep those good vibes flowing for decades to come!

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