Ginger container c. 20th century

This small, ceramic ginger container from the early 20th century is a delightful example of utilitarian design. The container is decorated with a checkerboard pattern in yellow and white, a popular motif during the early 20th century. The simple design and clear labeling "CINCER" contribute to the piece's functionality and aesthetic appeal. Though created by an unknown artist, this object reflects the everyday life and practical artistry of the time. This container is currently housed in the Minneapolis Institute of Art.