
Fine bone china footed dessert bowl with black rose and bow decoration by Royal Victoria
Selling Price
$30
History
Royal Victoria was a British pottery brand that produced fine bone china tableware during the mid-to-late 20th century. The company was known for creating elegant, affordable china pieces for everyday use and special occasions, often featuring delicate floral patterns and gilt trim. This particular piece showcases the popular black-on-white transfer decoration technique that was fashionable during the 1960s-1980s. Footed dessert bowls like this are highly collectible among vintage china enthusiasts and those who appreciate mid-century British tableware. The elegant black rose and bow motif appeals to collectors of monochrome ceramics and those seeking to complete or mix-and-match vintage tea sets. These pieces are valued for their timeless aesthetic, quality craftsmanship, and nostalgic connection to traditional British tea culture.
Origin
England, United Kingdom
Maker
Royal Victoria
Time period
circa 1960-1980