Vintage Circa 1930’s Nippon ~Hand Painted Limoges Roses Bowl, Gold Trim, 9.5”

Vintage Nippon Limoges Hand Painted Rose Bowl with Gold Gilded Accents
Nippon hand-painted Limoges rose bowls adorned with delicate roses and gold gilded accents were popular during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This period corresponds with the late Victorian era and the beginning of the Edwardian era, roughly spanning from the 1890s to the early 1920s. These exquisite bowls were highly sought after for their craftsmanship, artistic beauty, and the luxurious combination of hand-painted floral motifs and gold gilded details, which were characteristic of the decorative styles of that time.

The style of hand-painted Nippon Limoges rose bowls adorned with delicate roses and gold gilded accents would be considered part of the broader decorative arts movements of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, including the Victorian and Edwardian styles. However, it's worth noting that specific terms for styles can vary, and these bowls could be described as belonging to various design movements or aesthetics, such as floral decoration, Art Nouveau influences, or simply as part of the decorative arts tradition of the time.

Please note that this item is vintage and may show signs of age and wear. Any imperfections are part of its charm and history.

**Although this item may have been crafted before lead regulations, it is sold for aesthetic purposes only and may not be safe for food or beverage consumption.