An elegant and large late 19th-century Victorian ironstone/earthenware footed punch or centerpiece bowl. The bowl is decorated in the vivid "Chang" pattern, featuring a beautiful Chinoiserie oriental garden scene. The exterior displays hand-painted polychrome enamel highlights over a transfer-printed design, depicting traditional Asian figures in a garden setting surrounded by vibrant stylized flowers, narcissi, and floral foliage.
Manufactured in Burslem, Staffordshire, England by the renowned potters Edge, Malkin & Co. (active under this name and mark between 1871 and 1891).
Country of Origin: United Kingdom (Staffordshire)
Period: Late 19th Century (Victorian, circa 1871-1891)
Material: Ironstone / Fine Earthenware
Pattern: "Chang" (Oriental / Chinoiserie style)
Diameter: 20 cm
Height: 10 cm
Weight: 864.5 grams
Good antique condition consistent with age and use. No major restorations. Please note minor surface wear to the enamel/gilding and typical glaze crazing expected of 19th-century earthenware
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