A magnificent antique flow blue serving bowl in the elegant Waldorf pattern by New Wharf Pottery. This substantial 9-inch piece showcases the rich cobalt blue transferware that made English flow blue so coveted by collectors worldwide.
The Waldorf pattern features intricate floral and scrollwork motifs with the signature "flowing" effect where the cobalt blue bleeds softly into the white porcelain, creating that dreamy, romantic aesthetic characteristic of Victorian-era transferware. The generous size makes this perfect for display or as a stunning centerpiece.
Details:
Maker: New Wharf Pottery, England
Pattern: Waldorf
Type: Serving Bowl
Size: 9 inches diameter
Material: Semi-Porcelain
Era: Late Victorian/Edwardian (circa 1890s-1910s)
New Wharf Pottery operated in Burslem, Staffordshire—the heart of English pottery production—and was known for producing quality flow blue transferware. The Waldorf pattern is one of their more elegant designs, perfect for collectors of English china and flow blue enthusiasts.
This substantial bowl would make a beautiful addition to any flow blue collection, cottagecore tablescape, or as a standalone decorative piece showcasing the artistry of antique English pottery.
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