Vintage Japanese Kutani Porcelain Dish 4.6" Hummingbird & Hibiscus Design Circa 1970, displayed on stand.
Vintage Japanese Kutani Porcelain Dish 4.6" Hummingbird & Hibiscus Design Circa 1970s, side view.
Vintage Japanese Kutani Porcelain Plate/Trinket bowl 4.6" Hummingbird & Hibiscus Design Circa 1970s, back.
Vintage Japanese Kutani Porcelain Dish 4.6" Hummingbird & Hibiscus Design Circa 1970s, close-up of mark on the back.
1970s Porcelain Hummingbird Trinket Dish - Japan (4 5/8 Inches) on stand, with wood grain background.

1970s Porcelain Hummingbird Trinket Dish - Japan (4 5/8 Inches)

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Showcasing the refined elegance of mid-20th-century Japanese porcelain, this charming trinket dishfeatures a charming hummingbird poised among vibrant hibiscus flowers. Rendered in rich overglaze enamels with intricate hand-painted detail, this petite dish functions as a perfect catch-all for jewelry, small treasures, or trinkets. It makes a stunning accent for a vanity, dressing table, or vintage porcelain collection.

Item Specifics

Date: c. 1970s
Period: Mid-20th-Century
Country of Origin: Japan
Manufacturer: Charles Sadek Import Company (Andrea by Sadek)
Marks/Signatures/Label: Hand-painted reign signature
Size Classification: Small
Dimensions: 4 5/8 inches diameter, and 3/4 inches deep
Weight: Approximately 5 oz.
Materials: Porcelain with overglaze enamels
Technique: Hand-painted
Colors: Multicolor, blue, red, orange, yellow, green, white
Pattern: Floral
Style: Japanese decorative ware
Theme/Symbolism: In Japanese-inspired symbolism, the hummingbird represents resilience, grace, joy, and the beauty of embracing life's fleeting moments.

Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minimal base shelf wear.

Historical Background

Attributed to Andrea by Sadek, a brand of fine porcelain and ceramic home decor imported by the Charles Sadek Import Company (1936–2015). Founded by Charles and Norman Sadek and named for Norman’s daughter Andrea, the company was known for producing affordable collectibles with intricate, hand-painted designs, often crafted in Japan, China, and Thailand. Though no longer in production, Andrea by Sadek pieces are valued for their artistry and mid-century charm.


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