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Asian Ceramic Flower Pot with Wooden Stand
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**Asian Ceramic Flower Pot with Wooden Stand**
This is a decorative ceramic fish bowl or jardiniere in traditional Asian style, likely Chinese or Japanese origin. The piece features intricate hand-painted designs including birds (possibly quail or pheasants), maple leaves, chrysanthemums, and other floral motifs in rich colors of red, pink, green, and gold against alternating white and dark teal/black backgrounds. The rim displays a distinctive red band with repeating geometric patterns. The bowl sits on a carved dark wood stand with curved legs in traditional Asian style.
Based on the ruler visible in the images, the ceramic bowl measures approximately 10-12 inches in height and 12-14 inches in diameter. The wooden stand adds roughly 4-6 inches to the total height. The piece shows moderate wear consistent with age and use, including some discoloration and staining visible in the interior, particularly a brown residue suggesting previous use as a planter. The exterior decoration remains largely intact with vibrant colors, though some minor wear is evident.
The style and decorative motifs suggest this piece dates from the mid-20th century, possibly 1950s-1970s, and appears to be export-quality ceramics made for Western markets. No visible maker's marks are apparent in the provided images. The interior shows a double-wall construction typical of quality fish bowls/planters of this era.
**Estimated Value:** $35 USD, based on the decorative quality, size, and inclusion of the wooden stand. Value reflects the moderate condition with interior staining that limits premium collectible pricing, but the attractive exterior decoration and substantial size support mid-range pricing in the Asian decorative arts market.
This is a decorative ceramic fish bowl or jardiniere in traditional Asian style, likely Chinese or Japanese origin. The piece features intricate hand-painted designs including birds (possibly quail or pheasants), maple leaves, chrysanthemums, and other floral motifs in rich colors of red, pink, green, and gold against alternating white and dark teal/black backgrounds. The rim displays a distinctive red band with repeating geometric patterns. The bowl sits on a carved dark wood stand with curved legs in traditional Asian style.
Based on the ruler visible in the images, the ceramic bowl measures approximately 10-12 inches in height and 12-14 inches in diameter. The wooden stand adds roughly 4-6 inches to the total height. The piece shows moderate wear consistent with age and use, including some discoloration and staining visible in the interior, particularly a brown residue suggesting previous use as a planter. The exterior decoration remains largely intact with vibrant colors, though some minor wear is evident.
The style and decorative motifs suggest this piece dates from the mid-20th century, possibly 1950s-1970s, and appears to be export-quality ceramics made for Western markets. No visible maker's marks are apparent in the provided images. The interior shows a double-wall construction typical of quality fish bowls/planters of this era.
**Estimated Value:** $35 USD, based on the decorative quality, size, and inclusion of the wooden stand. Value reflects the moderate condition with interior staining that limits premium collectible pricing, but the attractive exterior decoration and substantial size support mid-range pricing in the Asian decorative arts market.
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February 22, 2026