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VTG 1970s-1990s "Rice Grain" Pattern Bowl and Spoon Set from Jingdezhen China
USD 20.00
Condition: Used
Description
View VTG 1970s-1990s "Rice Grain" Pattern Bowl and Spoon Set from Jingdezhen China with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. This is a blue and white porcelain bowl and spoon set from the Jingdezhen region in China, known as the "Porcelain Capital" of China. The set features a traditional Chinese "rice grain" (or "rice eyes") pattern with a blue underglaze floral design. This is a blue and white porcelain bowl and spoon set from the Jingdezhen region in China, known as the "Porcelain Capital" of China. The set features a traditional Chinese "rice grain" (or "rice eyes") pattern with a blue underglaze floral design. This pattern is created by piercing the unglazed porcelain and filling the holes with a translucent glaze, resulting in a design that appears to have tiny grains of rice embedded in it. These bowls and spoons are not only functional but also serve as decorative items, reflecting traditional Chinese craftsmanship and design The bowl measures 2.25"H with a 4.5" diameter, and the spoon measures 5.5"L x 2" at its widest. The set weighs a combined .5 lbs. Both pieces are in excellent condition. ❤️ Hey, you have great taste! Check out some other things you might like at my store. I take great care over-packing fragile items with excessive amounts of bubble wrap, and use recycled packing and shipping material when I can. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Asian › 1900-Now › Chinese › Bowls & Plates.
- Country of Origin
- China
- Culture
- Chinese
- Provenance
- Ownership History Not Available
- Handmade
- No
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