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A glossy, dark blue ceramic dish with a lid, both accented by shiny gold trim and ornate gold floral designs. The lid has a round gold knob. The dish sits on a marble surface, with a blurred background.

A glossy, dark blue ceramic dish with a lid, decorated with elegant gold floral patterns and a gold knob on top. The dish sits on a light, marble-like surface, with a softly blurred background.

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A deep, round, dark blue bowl with a gold rim sits upside down on a white marble surface. Reflections of light are visible on the glossy surface of the bowl, and the bowl’s base is centered in the image.

A dark blue ceramic bowl is shown upside down on a wooden surface. The bowl has a shiny glaze and a visible unglazed rim at the base. In the center, gold handwritten text reads Versailles by Gale. Reflections are visible on the glossy surface.

Close-up of the bottom of a dark blue ceramic plate with a glossy finish. At the center, “Villaruel, Chile” is handwritten in gold cursive script. The plate’s unglazed rim is visible, revealing a rough, grayish edge.

Woulind Chile Serving Dish

Name: Woulind Chile Serving Dish
Brand: Unknown
SKU: DIS-WOULINDC
Price: 60.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$60.00

Mid-century cobalt porcelain serving dish with gold floral pattern, marked “Woulind Chile.”

• Time Period: Mid-20th Century
• Origin: Chile (likely)
• Maker/Brand: Woulind Chile
• Medium: Glazed porcelain
• Style: Latin American Formal / Mid-Century Elegant
• Condition: Excellent
• Decoration: Cobalt glaze with gold scroll florals, domed lid with gold finial

1 in stock

SKU: DIS-WOULINDC Category: Platters Tag: Vintage Brand: Unknown

Description

Opulent yet unpretentious, this mid-century covered dish speaks to the Latin American embrace of richly glazed porcelain for formal dining. Marked “Woulind Chile” — a relatively obscure maker — the piece combines deep cobalt tones with gilt floral scrollwork and a charmingly curved form.

Such dishes were used to serve vegetables or sides in more elegant settings, their vivid coloring lending vibrancy to the table. The lid’s golden finial and the swirling decoration reinforce its festive role, while the handwritten base mark adds a note of mystery and artisanal charm.

Whether displayed or used, this covered bowl invites both curiosity and admiration.