Step into a moonlit Art Nouveau garden, where porcelain shimmers with an ethereal glow and delicate flowers bloom eternally. We are absolutely thrilled to present a truly magical and comprehensive collection of antique lusterware, a ready-made vignette of turn-of-the-century elegance. This listing features a complete and highly sought-after 7-piece RS Prussia bowl set, paired with a perfectly complementary Royal Bayreuth biscuit jar. The Main Attraction: The RS Prussia “Lily of the Valley” Set. This is the centerpiece of the collection, a complete 7-piece berry bowl set from the golden age of RS Prussia c. The Canvas (Mold #703): The foundation for this set is the coveted and wonderfully organic Mold #703. The large master bowl and six matching smaller bowls are masterfully shaped like clusters of broad, undulating leaves, their edges curling and folding with lifelike grace. Each piece is a testament to the Art Nouveau movement’s profound love of nature. The Magic (Tiffany Luster Finish): What truly sets this collection apart is the breathtaking iridescent “Tiffany” finish. This is where the magic happens. The surface shimmers with a captured rainbow, shifting from pearly, opalescent white to soft seafoam green, with hypnotic flashes of amethyst purple and rose gold, much like oil on water or the luminous interior of a seashell. The Artistry (Lily of the Valley): Cascading across this otherworldly surface are delicate sprays of hand-painted Lily of the Valley, their tiny, nodding, bell-shaped blossoms and slender green leaves rendered with exquisite, graceful detail. The handles of each bowl are accented with a touch of warm gold, completing the design. A Serendipitous Pairing: The Royal Bayreuth Bonus. As a specially curated bonus to make this collection truly unforgettable, we are including an enchanting antique Royal Bayreuth biscuit jar. This whimsical, figural piece is shaped like a heavy cluster of ripe grapes, its lid formed from more grapes and a beautifully veined leaf. It is finished in a complementary pearlized luster that echoes the RSP set’s palette of iridescent white and purple blush. It is a serendipitous pairing, as if the two were destined to be displayed together, creating a stunning tableau of nature-inspired porcelain art. The Complete Ensemble & Details. This listing is for the complete 8-piece ensemble, a true instant collection. 1 RS Prussia Master Bowl: Approx. 6 RS Prussia Berry Bowls: Approx. 1 Royal Bayreuth Biscuit Jar: Approx. Marks: The RS Prussia pieces are marked, dating them to the c. For an antique collection that is well over a century old, the condition is excellent and remarkably well-preserved. The iridescent luster is vibrant and magical. The delicate painted details are crisp. There are no chips, cracks, or repairs to any of the pieces in this ensemble. They have been cherished and cared for. This is a rare chance to acquire not just a complete antique set in a desirable mold, but a ready-made, harmonious collection of some of the finest lusterware from the turn of the century. A true centerpiece, this ensemble is an heirloom waiting to be treasured.

This beautiful antique-style centerpiece is sure to add a touch of elegance to any room. The oval bowl, with a unique crackle finish, is the perfect addition to any collection. Measuring 15.5 inches in diameter and 8.5 inches in height, this piece is both impressive and functional. Crafted from mixed materials, the bowl features a beautiful brown color that is sure to complement any decor. The footed base adds an extra element of charm and stability to the piece. Whether you’re looking for a statement piece for your home or a unique gift for a collector, this antique-style centerpiece is sure to impress.

Handmade Pottery Ash Glaze Finish. White pottery technique from the Joseon Dynasty. Because it is100% handmade, the flow of glaze is uneven, and the distribution of iron is not regular. Fired at about 1200? (192?) and applied natural glaze.

Korean Meal bowl 12P Set for 2 People. Handmade Pottery Ash Glaze Finish. 2 rice bowls, 2 soup bowls, 3 side dishes small, 3 side dishes medium, 1 Pasta bowl, 1 big bowl. Because it is 100% handmade, the flow of glaze is uneven, and the distribution of iron is not regular. There are scratches and pressed spots on the bowls, but it’s a natural phenomenon, and it’s not a defective product. Made by a technician using pottery wheel. White pottery technique from the Joseon Dynasty. Fired at about 1200? And applied natural glaze. If you have any questions, feel free to let me know.