Set of 7 RARE Vintage Harlequinade Bowls 🌈
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A highly sort after set of ‘Harlequinade’ pattern bowls from Empire Porcelain Co. Designed in 1955 and later manufactured in ‘62, their bright and simple decoration reflected post-war consumer demand for contemporary tableware. The set comprises of 1 x large and 6 x small white earthenware bowls, decorated with an underglaze that has been hand painted with a pattern of broad gingham style stripes, interwoven with thin black lines. A similar set were once on display at the V&A Museum and now feature on the website as a part of the historical archives. Large - H: 6.5cm D: 22cm Small - H: 4.5cm D: 16.5cm In great vintage condition with some slight crazing on the underside of each bowl. ~~ All items are sold as seen. We aim to show and describe them as accurately as possible, so do look at the images carefully and request any further information should you need it. Please note - every piece is preloved and/or vintage so some small general signs of age and ware should be expected....more
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