This vintage mid-century porcelain bowl features a softly scalloped edge with a delicate mauve-speckled rim and hand-applied gold flourishes. The interior showcases layered rose bouquets in shades of blush, rose pink, coral, and soft greenery, with small gold botanical accents scattered between floral groupings.
Measuring approximately 8” in diameter and 2” high, this piece has a graceful shallow profile perfect for serving or display. The porcelain body has a soft ivory tone that enhances the warmth of the floral artwork.
This item is vintage, dating to the 1950s–1960s Japanese export era. It shows light age-appropriate wear consistent with careful use, including gentle wear to the gold detailing. No major cracks or structural damage observed.
A romantic addition to cottage tables, vanity displays, or heirloom-style décor collections.
After World War II, Japan became a leading exporter of decorative porcelain to Western markets. During the 1950s and early 1960s, rose-patterned dishes like this were especially popular as bridal gifts, hostess presents, and display cabinet pieces.
The scalloped rim and gold embellishments reflect mid-century tastes that blended Victorian revival romance with modern production techniques. These pieces were often sold in department stores and gift shops and symbolized refinement, femininity, and optimism in post-war home entertaining.
Today, collectors appreciate these mid-century Japanese floral porcelains for their nostalgic charm, delicate craftsmanship, and timeless cottage appeal.
Measurements & Weight
Diameter: 8”
Height: 2”
Weight: 1 lb 0.7 oz
Material: Porcelain
Finish: Gloss glaze with hand-applied gold accents
Country of Origin: Japan
Era: 1950s–1960s
Classification: Vintage
