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Antique Porcelain Celery Dish- Tray Scalloped Rim- Pastel Floral 1890s

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Antique Porcelain Celery Dish- Tray Scalloped Rim- Pastel Floral 1890s

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Color
BluePink
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AntiquePorcelainFloral
Authentic antique porcelain celery / relish tray dating from the late Victorian to early Edwardian era (circa 1890–1910). This exquisite piece features a striking Art Nouveau silhouette with heavily scalloped, wavy edges and elegant pierced geometric cut-out handles on each end.The dish is decorated in soft, airbrushed pastel gradients of pale green and soft blue, beautifully accented by vibrant transfer-printed floral clusters of pink, white, and burgundy roses. Delicate, raised gold-gilt beaded detailing trims the scalloped rims. Dimensions: Length: 11.5'' Width: 5.5'' Depth: 1.75'' Condition: Excellent antique condition with no chips, cracks, structural damage, or repairs. Surface & Glaze: The colors remain vibrant and intact. There is minor, age-appropriate wear to the gold gilt detailing along the rim, which adds beautiful vintage character. Manufacturing Details: The bottom of the dish is unstamped/unmarked, featuring only a light, incised lowercase worker/gilder letter "h" on the base ring. There is some minor "glaze blistering" (tiny micro-bubbles under the glaze) near the bowl center, which is a common and authentic manufacturing artifact from late 19th-century factory firing processes.This elegant tray is perfect for a historical porcelain collection or for modern repurposing as a stunning dresser valet / jewelry catch-all tray. Please review all photos carefully as they form part of the description. Packaged with care and shipped quickly.

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