Vintage Japanese Majolica-Style Triple Elephant Planter - Mid-Century Modern

Add a touch of vintage charm and good luck to your home with this delightful Mid-Century Modern elephant planter. Featuring three whimsical elephants with their trunks raised—a traditional symbol of good fortune—this piece is finished in a rich, multi-tonal green and brown Majolica-style glaze that perfectly complements a Cottagecore or Jungle Deco aesthetic.  This high-glaze ceramic planter is a classic example of post-war Japanese pottery, likely produced between the 1940s and 1950s. Its compact size makes it an ideal choice for a small succulent, air plant, or even as a unique desktop organizer for pens and brushes.  PRODUCT DETAILS   * Design: Triple elephant figural base with a flared rim and leaf-motif relief.   * Style: Majolica-style high-gloss glaze.   * Era: Mid-Century Modern (Circa 1940s–1950s).   * Origin: Japan (Stamped SE 2414 on the bottom).   * Dimensions: 4 Diameter x 3.25 Tall.   * Color: Variated forest green, moss, and tan/brown tones.  CONDITION   * Excellent Vintage Condition: No chips, cracks, or repairs.   * Note: Like most vintage Japanese pottery of this era, there may be light, age-appropriate crazing under the glaze, which only adds to its authentic mid-century character.