April 25, 2024
HANDPAINTED PICKARD DAFFODILS BOWL & PLATE SIGNED N/RES
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You are invited to bid on a gorgeous Pickard handpainted set of bowl with matching plate. They are octagon shape, gold color beautifully painted with daffodils and other flowers. Daffodils are separated by wide silver mirrored stripes and the light green stripe with small flowers is actually iridescent. The bowl is measuring 6" (15 cm) wide at the widest point and 2 ¾" (7 cm) tall, and plate is 8" (20.3 cm) wide at the widest point. Both the plate and the bowl are signed by the artist, but regretfully I couldn't make out the signature. They are also stamped with the round Pickard logo "HANDPAINTED W PICKARD A CHINA" on top of the golden leaf. The gold and silver gilding is little bit worn off in some spots (please see pictures), but aside from that it is in great presentable condition as for its age, t are no chips, cracks or crazing and it will be a great addition to your collection. IF INTERESTED, YOU MAY ASK FOR EXTRA (OR LARGER) PICTURES. Please ask any verifying questions before bidding. Canadian buyers can pay in Canadian funds, by the actual exchange rate at the day of purchase. Please contact by e-mail prior to payment. Buyer pays cost of $12.00 shipping within North America, $10.00 within Canada and $8.00 in Ontario and Quebec. International shipping (any country) would be $25.00 by Air Mail (7-10 days) or $14.00 by sea
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