Vintage Floral Bowl

Vintage Floral BowlLowestoft porcelain was produced in England from the mid 18th century until 1802. It was known for its resemblance to Chinese export porcelain, often featuring floral patterns and chinoiserie designs. Many pieces were made in the style of Chinese wares to meet the demand for exotic decorative items. This particular bowl, with its floral swags and ribbon motifs, exemplifies the decorative aesthetic popular during the Georgian era. Such bowls were often

Sage for longevity

- Items have drain holes

Hand Woven by Local Artisans from Burmese Rattan

emphasizing both movement and mass

Plucked straight from the candle vine

16"(h) x 12" (w)

each work in Stanton Sears’ Chromatic Dwellings series is individually constructed and painted by hand

to flower arrangements

he's mighty handsome on a dining table or coffee table

as artists explored whimsical and naturalistic forms

these sculptural vases command a quiet presence in the home

The color is added to glass during heat process