Vintage Lefton China Hand Painted Purple Violets Pedestal Compote Bowl 677V 1950s Reticulated Porcelain Candy Dish Japan Gold Trim

Add mid-century charm to your table or display with this beautiful vintage Lefton China pedestal bowl (compote). Model 677V features delicate hand-painted purple violets and green leaves on bright white porcelain, an elegant openwork reticulated lace rim and matching footed base, and gleaming gold gilt accents. Measures approximately 4 inches high by 7 inches across. Perfect as a candy dish, fruit bowl, trinket holder, or decorative centerpiece for tea parties, cottagecore, or Victorian-inspired décor. Marked with the classic Lefton China crown and original “Lefton’s Exclusives Japan” foil label.

Measurements: 4 inches height and 7 inch diameter 

Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only

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Fun fact: Lefton China was founded by Hungarian immigrant George Zoltan Lefton, a porcelain collector who helped a Japanese-American friend protect his business during WWII; after the war that friendship opened doors for Lefton to become one of the first American importers of high-quality Japanese ceramics. At its peak the brand appeared in more than 10,000 U.S. stores and remains a favorite among collectors of mid-century floral porcelain.

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