A striking early 20th-century serving bowl with matching utensils, attributed to Hüttensteinach porcelain works in Germany, circa 1910–1920. The bowl’s rounded form is encircled with hand-painted blue pansies, their petals accented with delicate gilding that catches the light beautifully. A band of silvered metal defines the rim, giving contrast to the soft white porcelain body. The accompanying ladle and fork carry the same floral motif, a rare survival of a complete set. Both decorative and functional, this piece reflects the artistry of German Jugendstil design and would make a distinguished addition to any table or collection.
Please note the previous chip and repair to the tip of the serving spoon
Dimensions: 9.5" wide (7" opening) x 4.5" tall
utensils 12" long
**Due to the unique antique and vintage nature of our pieces, all sales are final and sold as is. Our items are one-of-a-kind and can have wear consistent with age, including nicks, cracks, separation, doors and drawers that stick or don't close completely and patina which only adds to the character. Please be sure to ask any questions related to condition prior to purchase.**
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