Small in size but full of charm, this hand-thrown stoneware creamer was made with care and intention. Featuring a soft speckled glaze and a hand-painted cobalt blue heart flanked by stylized droplets, it’s a sweet, soulful piece that evokes folk art traditions while maintaining the clean, natural aesthetic of California studio pottery.
The curved lip and generously arched handle make it easy to pour, whether you're serving cream, batter, syrup, or salad dressing. It’s signed along the base—likely by the artist “Andree”—and has the telltale signs of wheel-thrown craftsmanship: concentric rings in the interior, an unglazed foot, and a satisfyingly earthy heft in the hand.
This piece feels equally at home styled on open kitchen shelving with wood and linen or nestled into a breakfast nook alongside rustic tableware. It would be darling as a vase for wildflowers or as a countertop catchall for measuring spoons or honey dippers.
 
A standout for:

– Lovers of heart motifs and sentimental styling
– Rustic, Japandi, farmhouse, or coastal kitchens
– Gifting: housewarmings, Mother’s Day, or anyone who appreciates handmade over mass-produced
 
Approx. 3.75" tall x 5.5" from spout to handle. Holds about 12 oz.
In excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks.