Vintage Pottery Art Deco Ceramic Water Pitcher - 1950s Mint Seafoam

This object is a vintage Art Deco ceramic disc pitcher finished in a mint green or light seafoam green glaze.  Design and Visual Characteristics  Shape:   Features a distinct, flattened aerodynamic disc profile characteristic of late 1930s to 1950s streamlined modern kitchenware.  Body Details:   The flat side profile features a prominent, raised concentric circular medallion or embossed ring detailing molded right into the clay.  Handle & Spout:   A solid, D-shaped integrated loop handle extends from the top rear corner.  The front tapers smoothly into an elongated, angular pouring spout with a recessed triangular top opening.  Color and Finish:   Covered entirely in a high-gloss, semi-reflective monochrome solid glaze in a vibrant vintage pastel mint or light turquoise hue.  Similar Vintage Styles   While heavily inspired by the iconic Homer Laughlin Fiesta disc pitchers of the era, this specific variant features flat, smooth side panels with a single clean circular accent rim rather than the tighter, multi-ringed concentric steps typical of standard vintage Fiestaware.