This charming ceramic piece is a vintage 1950s cocker spaniel figurine that has served several functional purposes over the years. Depending on its specific origin and size, it was originally sold as a planter, a bud vase, an air freshener, or even a children's toothbrush holder.
Key Features
Design: A "sad-eyed" or playful puppy, typically modeled after a cocker spaniel, featuring a brown and white (or cream) glazed finish.
Era: Most of these kitsch ceramic pieces were produced during the 1940s and 1950s
Functionality: The hole in the back allows it to be used for holding small items like pens, toothbrushes, or single flower buds