A delightful small ball-form pitcher in the RumRill/Red Wing tradition, bearing mold number 110 on the unglazed base. The classic globe-shaped body rises to a narrow neck with a flared pinched spout and simple loop handle — a hallmark form of American Art Deco pottery from the 1930s–early 1940s.

The two-tone glaze is the standout feature: a smooth, glossy celadon/mint green covers the body, giving way to a lively mottled pink-and-green sponged effect on the neck and spout. Interior is glazed in matching celadon. Unglazed foot ring exposes tan-buff stoneware clay.

Measures approximately 5.5” tall. No manufacturer’s ink stamp present. No chips, cracks, or repairs; minor surface wear consistent with age and use.