Serving Bowl c. 1775

This 18th-century serving bowl is a piece of earthenware, most likely made in England. It features a soft, off-white glaze and subtle decorative details, exemplifying the elegant and refined taste of the era. The set includes a serving bowl, a smaller lidded dish, and six individual plates, showcasing the versatility of this ceramicware in preparing and serving meals. The simplicity of the design, with delicate molding, reflects a trend toward functional beauty in English ceramics during the late 18th century.