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This rare 1841 Victorian Davenport Ching Blue Transferware serving bowl is a stunning piece of English porcelain art. With a beautiful blue color and a glossy finish, this antique bowl features a decorative Victorian style with a flow blue production technique. Hand wash only to preserve its original charm, this one-of-a-kind bowl from the Davenport Ching product line is perfect for all occasions and would make a striking addition to any table setting. Made in England in the early 19th century, this vintage bowl is a true collectible for pottery enthusiasts.
THIS IS A VERY RARE AND UNUSUAL PIECE OF HISTORY FROM THE VICTORIAN ERA.THE FEATURES ARE USUALLY A SCENE DEPICTING TWO FISHERMEN IN A LANDSCAPE SURROUNDED BY TREES AND A LARGE BIRD FLYING OVERHEAD AND FLOWERS.
YOU CAN CLEARLY SEE THE \"DAVENPORT\" \"CHING\" ON THE BACK WITH THE ANCHOR AND THE NUMBERS 4-1 DEPICTING THE DATE. THERE IS ALSO A NUMBER \"10\" WHICH COULD BE A PATTERN NUMBER OR THE WOKMEN\'S NUMBER
THE STUNNING BLUE IS STILL VERY VIBRANT FOR SOMETHING ALMOST 200 YEARS OLD. THERE IS NO FADING AT ALL.
SERVINING BOWL MEASURES:10.5\"X8\" DEPTH 2\"
THERE IS A HAIR LINE CRACK THAT DOES NOT GO THROUGH THE BOWL.
WILL SHIP PRIORITY WITH INSURANCE
PLEASE ASK ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE
