This exceptional antique hand-painted porcelain bowl, signed and dated 1929, features a richly detailed floral composition showcasing vibrant pink and coral roses accented by lush green foliage. The design is painted in a soft, blended watercolor style, with layered brushwork that gives the flowers depth, movement, and dimension.
The bowl has a gently scalloped, molded rim with ornate gold gilt accents that frame the piece and enhance its decorative elegance. Artist-signed and dated porcelain from this era reflects a period when decorative china was still heavily influenced by Victorian and Edwardian floral traditions, while embracing the artistic freedom of early 20th-century porcelain painting.
Signed and dated pieces from the 1920s are especially desirable, as they indicate studio or decorator work rather than mass production. This bowl was likely intended as a decorative serving piece or display bowl, suitable for use on a vanity, sideboard, or within a china cabinet, and today remains a striking collector’s example of early 20th-century porcelain artistry.
This piece complements antique, cottagecore, romantic vintage, Edwardian, and European-inspired interiors and stands out as an actual one-of-a-kind decorative object.
Condition:
Excellent antique condition for its age. No visible cracks observed. Minor surface wear, soft glaze variation, and light gilt wear are consistent with age and careful use over nearly a century. Please review the photos for details.
Appraisal: $95.00
Your Price: $10.00
This exceptional antique hand-painted porcelain bowl, signed and dated 1929, features a richly detailed floral composition showcasing vibrant pink and coral roses accented by lush green foliage. The design is painted in a soft, blended watercolor style, with layered brushwork that gives the flowers depth, movement, and dimension.
The bowl has a gently scalloped, molded rim with ornate gold gilt accents that frame the piece and enhance its decorative elegance. Artist-signed and dated porcelain from this era reflects a period when decorative china was still heavily influenced by Victorian and Edwardian floral traditions, while embracing the artistic freedom of early 20th-century porcelain painting.
Signed and dated pieces from the 1920s are especially desirable, as they indicate studio or decorator work rather than mass production. This bowl was likely intended as a decorative serving piece or display bowl, suitable for use on a vanity, sideboard, or within a china cabinet, and today remains a striking collector’s example of early 20th-century porcelain artistry.
This piece complements antique, cottagecore, romantic vintage, Edwardian, and European-inspired interiors and stands out as an actual one-of-a-kind decorative object.
Condition:
Excellent antique condition for its age. No visible cracks observed. Minor surface wear, soft glaze variation, and light gilt wear are consistent with age and careful use over nearly a century. Please review the photos for details.
| Weight | 0.71875 lbs |
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