2 x Highly Collectible Antique H&R Daniel Serving Bowls (Circa 1830)

Heres a rare opportunity to acquire a pair of exquisite antique English Fine Bone China serving bowls, crafted by the renowned H&R Daniel (Henry & Richard Daniel) of Stoke!

Each bowl features its own unique hand-painted flower arrangement, accompanied by beautiful pastel gray and gold leafy swirls, on a white background. 

Their unique shell shape and handle, adorned with moulded vines and gilt accents, add to their elegance and charm.

These bowls offer an abundance of texture, curves and vibrant colour!

Details:

Shape: Shrewsbury

Pattern: #5232

Date: Circa 1830

Dimensions: Approximately 10 inches (25 cm) in length

Condition: Excellent, with no chips, cracks, or repairs; minor age-appropriate wear. One of the bowls have two very slight hairlines on the bottom, that dont carry through to the face. 

Please be sure to view the photos. 

Historical Significance:

H&R Daniel was a prestigious English porcelain manufacturer active between 1822 and 1846. The company, founded by Henry and Richard Daniel, is renowned for producing high-quality bone china and porcelain with intricate hand-painted designs, gilding, and vibrant floral patterns. Their pieces are highly collectible today due to their artistic craftsmanship and rarity, as the factory operated for only a short period.

These type of shell shaped dishes formed part of a dessert service, and were designed so that guests could easily pass a wet dessert, such as trifle, along the table to serve themselves. A dessert service would have had two, four or six of these depending on the number of place settings. 

Purchase Includes:

2 x Matching Antique H&R Daniel Serving Bowls - Pattern #5232

Thank you for considering this rare and beautiful pair of antique serving bowls!

Please refer to the accompanying pictures for a closer look.

Be sure to look at our other items, perhaps youll find something nice to fill your cart with, or your next bargain buy!!