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The Woulind Chile Serving Dish is a white porcelain sugar bowl with ornate gold-trimmed handles, a floral lid, elegant curved feet, and a gently worn gold rim, adding charm on a wooden table with a softly blurred background.

The Woulind Chile Serving Dish is a small, ornate porcelain piece with curved handles, feet, and a pointed lid finial. It features pink floral patterns and gold accents, making it a charming addition to any wooden surface.

The Woulind Chile Serving Dish is a small, ornate white porcelain bowl with gold accents, two decorative handles, and a pink rose and green leaf pattern. It features a pointed finial lid and sits on a wooden table with a blurred background.

A small, ornate porcelain sugar bowl with decorative handles and pink floral designs sits on a wooden table. Its intricate details and glossy finish closely resemble the Woulind Chile Serving Dish.

A Woulind Chile Serving Dish sits on a wooden surface, adorned with pink floral designs, gold detailing, and an ornate handle. The rim and handle have worn spots and chipping underneath.

A close-up shows the underside of the Woulind Chile Serving Dish, a white porcelain piece with four stubby legs and delicate pink floral designs. Discoloration, adhesive residue, and dirt are visible near the legs. The dish sits on a wooden surface.

Vintage Sugar Bowl

Name: Vintage Sugar Bowl
Brand: Unknown
SKU: BOW-VINTAGES
Availability: InStock

$40.00

Mid-century porcelain sugar bowl with lid, floral print, and gold accenting.

• Time Period: Mid-20th Century
• Origin: Japan
• Maker/Brand: Unmarked
• Medium: Porcelain
• Style: Japanese Export / Tea Service Decorative
• Condition: Excellent
• Decoration: Pink floral bouquet, gilded rim and handles, fluted body

1 in stock

SKU: BOW-VINTAGES Category: Vessels Tag: Vintage Brand: Unknown

Description

An exquisite companion to vintage tea rituals, this lidded sugar bowl blends utility with ornate artistry. Featuring a sweeping floral design in crimson and cream tones, the bowl is further elevated by its fluted curves and radiant gold accents.

Made in Japan for the export market during the mid-20th century, this sugar bowl speaks to an era when tableware served both function and visual delight. Its curving handles and ornate lid finial recall Victorian influences reinterpreted for postwar households seeking elegance.

A sweet spot for collectors of Japanese porcelain and refined tea accoutrements.