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Orange Lustre Bowl Apples
The front of this dish showcases a hand-painted central motif of apples surrounded by soft purple berries and green leaves.
The wide, sloping rim features a bright, metallic orange lusterware glaze that produces an iridescent effect under direct light.
The edge is shaped with a prominent scalloped and fluted rim design.
Typical Production Era
This specific combination of a central orchard fruit graphic, heavy orange-to-amber marbling, and a numbered-onlybase (the "93" seen on the back) is highly characteristic of Central European or Japanese export porcelain from the 1920s to the1940s. Factories such as Victoria China Czechoslovakia commonly distributed very similar orange lusterware setsduring the Art Deco era.
Weight 117 grams
14cm diameter
3.5cm height
The front of this dish showcases a hand-painted central motif of apples surrounded by soft purple berries and green leaves.
The wide, sloping rim features a bright, metallic orange lusterware glaze that produces an iridescent effect under direct light.
The edge is shaped with a prominent scalloped and fluted rim design.
Typical Production Era
This specific combination of a central orchard fruit graphic, heavy orange-to-amber marbling, and a numbered-onlybase (the "93" seen on the back) is highly characteristic of Central European or Japanese export porcelain from the 1920s to the1940s. Factories such as Victoria China Czechoslovakia commonly distributed very similar orange lusterware setsduring the Art Deco era.
Weight 117 grams
14cm diameter
3.5cm height