
Porcelain bowl with hand-painted floral design
History
This porcelain bowl features a traditional Asian-inspired design with orange floral motifs against a white background with a rust-colored border. It was likely produced in the mid-to-late 20th century, possibly in Hong Kong as part of export wares designed to appeal to Western markets. The piece combines traditional Chinese decorative elements with more commercial production techniques. Such decorative bowls became popular during the mid-20th century when interest in Asian aesthetics surged in Western home decor. Collectors of Asian export porcelain and decorative arts appreciate these pieces for their accessible price point and ornamental value. These bowls are particularly valued by collectors of vintage chinoiserie and those looking to add Asian-inspired accents to their home decor.
Origin
Hong Kong
Time period
Mid to late 20th century