Vintage Jeanne Ocker Flower In Lucite Dish 4.25”x 4.75”x 1.25”

There is a scratch between the far right and middle brown twigs. Can be used as a soap dish, trinket dish, or just to display. Jeanne A. Ocker (born 1922) was a California-based artist recognized for her Impressionist landscape paintings, particularly in watercolor, oil, and acrylic. She often depicted scenes from the Monterey Peninsula and Central California, including, for example, the Carmel Mission Basilica. Her work included detailed watercolor studies of nature and scenes from Monterey's Cannery Row. She produced her signature lucite and pressed flower resin pieces during the late 1960s to the 1970s. These vintage items, often described as boho or rustic kitchen decor, include pressed flower trivets and, in some contexts, are associated with the Wondermold Industries era.

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• Listed Mar 1, 2026