Possible Antique Royal Vienna Porcelain Bowl

Description

View Possible Antique Royal Vienna Porcelain Bowl with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. It is a porcelain dish decorated with a blue "sprig" or cornflower pattern, similar in style to late 18th-century French Paris porcelain. The design features small, scattered blue flowers or sprigs, a motif popular in French porcelain from manufacturers like Charles Field Haviland around 1790. Porcelain Bowl that measures approx. 6 5/8" in diameter by 1 1/2 inches high.  It is a porcelain dish decorated with a blue "sprig" or cornflower pattern, similar in style to late 18th-century French Paris porcelain . The design features small, scattered blue flowers or sprigs, a motif popular in French porcelain from manufacturers like Charles Field Haviland around 1790.  This floral decoration was commonly manufactured in Paris, France, between 1790 and 1830.  It features a beehive Blue Stamp on the back.  Has a gilded rim.  I cannot say specifically who made this piece and did not know how to price it as I am not sure of its origin.  See photos for details.   Category: Antiques › Other Antiques.

Color

White

Style

Vienna

Original/Reproduction

Unknown

Material

porcelain

Maker

unknown

Age

Unknown

Country of Origin

France