Ceramic Bowl with Rural Landscape and Oak/Acorn Transferware Pattern
Ceramics

Ceramic Bowl with Rural Landscape and Oak/Acorn Transferware Pattern

The item is a white ceramic bowl featuring a red transferware pattern. The interior base of the bowl is decorated with a central scene depicting a horse-drawn cart carrying figures, pulled by a team of oxen. A dog is visible alongside the cart. The scene is set within a rural landscape including trees and fencing. Surrounding the inner scene and extending to the rim is a border composed of a repeated pattern of oak leaves and acorns. The edge of the rim has a small, repeating decorative motif. The exterior of the bowl is not visible in the image, but is presumed to be plain white ceramic, consistent with the interior base color. The ceramic appears to be glazed. Based on the transferware technique and the rural motif, the style suggests a mid-20th century or earlier production. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear in the provided image, indicating a good state of preservation. The registration of the transferware appears well executed, with clear definition of the lines and details of the design. The quality of the ceramic body and glaze cannot be fully assessed without physical inspection, but the visual appearance is consistent with standard dinnerware quality of the potential period.

Estimated Value

$30-50

Basic Information

Category

Ceramics

Appraised On

August 28, 2025

Estimated Value

$30-50

Additional Details Provided By Owner

User Provided Information

White ceramic bowl with Red design in middle. No markings that can see

Item Description

The item is a white ceramic bowl featuring a red transferware pattern. The interior base of the bowl is decorated with a central scene depicting a horse-drawn cart carrying figures, pulled by a team of oxen. A dog is visible alongside the cart. The scene is set within a rural landscape including trees and fencing. Surrounding the inner scene and extending to the rim is a border composed of a repeated pattern of oak leaves and acorns. The edge of the rim has a small, repeating decorative motif. The exterior of the bowl is not visible in the image, but is presumed to be plain white ceramic, consistent with the interior base color. The ceramic appears to be glazed. Based on the transferware technique and the rural motif, the style suggests a mid-20th century or earlier production. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear in the provided image, indicating a good state of preservation. The registration of the transferware appears well executed, with clear definition of the lines and details of the design. The quality of the ceramic body and glaze cannot be fully assessed without physical inspection, but the visual appearance is consistent with standard dinnerware quality of the potential period.

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