A Mason’s Ironstone China finger bowl, decorated in the Japan Basket pattern, having the transfer blue mark. Circa 1820 – 1825.
The Mason’s Ironstone China finger bowl is an elegant and practical piece, traditionally used for rinsing fingers during formal dining. Crafted from durable ironstone, it is decorated with intricate hand-painted patterns, including floral Oriental-inspired motifs. These bowls were a staple of 19th-century table settings, reflecting refined dining etiquette. Their decorative appeal and historical significance make them highly collectable today, whether used for their original purpose or displayed as part of an antique collection.
Size: 3.75″ tall 6.75” diameter.
Condition: Good.
