Mid-Century Tack Schmid Porcelain Pot with Blue Lid and Cane Wrapped Handle, 1959 Details  Transferware & corning Mid-Century Tack Schmid Porcelain Pot with Lid and Cane-Wrapped Handle Dated 1959 This charming mid-century porcelain pot is by Tack Schmid, dated 1959, and exemplifies Scandinavian-inspired design of the period. The rounded white porcelain body features a subtle transferware pattern, paired with a soft sky-blue lid that adds a clean pop of color. A delicately formed porcelain finial secures the lid, while the arched handle is wrapped in natural cane, lending warmth and texture to the piece. Produced using durable oven-safe porcelain techniques associated with Corning-era innovations, this pot was designed to be both functional and elegant—suitable for serving or display. Today, it works beautifully as a decorative accent in a kitchen or dining space, or as a collectible example of mid-century European porcelain with organic material detailing. Dimensions 4 3/4" D x 2" H