Gold Gilded Scrollwork Fine China Bowl

This item is a decorative footed bowl crafted from high-quality fine china or porcelain, characterized by a smooth, glossy white glaze and a tapered hemispherical body. The most prominent feature is a wide, continuous horizontal band near the upper rim, which showcases intricate metallic gold-tone scrollwork and filigree motifs. This decorative band is framed between two solid gold pin-stripes, set against a frosted or textured metallic background within the band itself. The patterns exhibit a neo-classical or Baroque-inspired aesthetic, featuring symmetrical foliate curls and fleur-de-lis-like elements. Measurements approximately suggest a medium-sized vegetable or dessert bowl. In terms of condition, the glaze appears largely intact with a high refractive sheen, though minor surface scratches and localized thinning of the gold gilding along the top edge are visible, consistent with moderate household use and age. No significant chips, cracks, or crazing are immediately apparent in the provided view. The design is indicative of mid-to-late 20th-century formal dinnerware, reminiscent of patterns produced by reputable manufacturers such as Lenox, Noritake, or Rosenthal. The precision of the application suggests machine-assisted transfer or high-quality silk-screening rather than free-hand painting, representing a standard of formal tabletop elegance from the 1960s-1980s era.