Bowl with cover 1729 - 1739

ceramic, porcelain, sculpture

egg art

jewellry advertising photography

product fashion photography

ceramic

jewelry design

bird

flower

porcelain

stoneware

wash background

sculpture

ceramic

nostalgic styling

watercolour illustration

decorative-art

watercolor

This porcelain bowl with cover was made by the Meissen Manufactory in Germany between 1729 and 1739. The piece features a delicate floral motif in the "Indian Flower" style, a popular design at the time, with colorful birds and leaves. The bowl is adorned with gilded accents, including a rim and two ornate handles, showcasing the craftsmanship of the Meissen porcelain factory. The bowl, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, exemplifies the exquisite artistry and technical expertise of 18th-century European porcelain production.