
White ceramic basket-weave bowl with bow detail
Selling Price
$15
History
This type of ceramic basket-weave bowl became popular in the mid-to-late 20th century as decorative serving ware. The design mimics traditional woven baskets, translating the texture into glazed ceramic form. These pieces were mass-produced by various manufacturers and often featured charming details like ribbon bows or handles. Such bowls were commonly used for serving bread, fruit, or as decorative table centerpieces in American and European homes. Basket-weave ceramic bowls appeal to collectors of vintage kitchenware and those who appreciate nostalgic, country-style home decor. They are valued for their craftsmanship, decorative appeal, and the warm, homey aesthetic they bring to table settings. These pieces are particularly popular among collectors of mid-century ceramics and those seeking charming, functional vintage serving pieces that evoke a sense of traditional hospitality and comfort.
Time period
Mid to Late 20th century