VTG 1950s Wade England Bramble Pattern Hand Painted Textured Serving Bowl 9.5"

A charming vintage serving bowl from the iconic "Bramble" collection by Wade of England. This piece perfectly captures the rustic, cottage aesthetic of the 1950s with its unique texture and hand-painted details. The bowl features a unique dimpled or hammered texture across its surface, giving it a wonderful tactile quality. It is adorned with beautifully hand-painted clusters of brambles (or blackberries) and leaves on thorny brown branches. The hand-applied colours and slightly raised design make each piece from this collection unique. Its shallow, coupe-style shape makes it wonderfully versatile. Maker: Wade Potteries, England Pattern: Bramble Era: Vintage (c. 1950s) Dimensions: Approximately 9.5 inches in diameter Condition: The bowl is in excellent structural condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. This piece is perfect for serving fruit, a small salad, or bread, and it also makes a lovely decorative piece for a farmhouse or country-style kitchen. History: While most famous for their miniature "Whimsies," Wade Potteries of Staffordshire, England, produced a wide array of tableware. The "Bramble" pattern was created by Wade Heath in the 1950s and was part of a popular series of informal, hand-decorated earthenware. This style reflected a post-war trend towards more relaxed and rustic home decor.