Limited British-made Spode Queen 2002 hand-painted relief bone china welcome flower pot bowl decorative pot imperial bowl

[Brand]: British Spode (Spode) [Origin]: Made in England [Material]: Bone China bone china [Size]: Width 24*Height 12.8cm 【Year】：2002 [Condition]: Brand new/boxed/limited to 250 pieces worldwide 🌹This bowl is a limited edition to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's accession to the throne (1952-2002). It is beautiful in shape, extremely luxurious, fully hand-fired, and has multiple layers of real gold. It is a gorgeous and elegant imperial bowl. They appear in various shapes on the dining tables, pianos, and fireplaces of noble manors. Most of them are produced in limited quantities by the royal family for special festivals. They are extremely precious and rare🌹 💖 In the 13th century, Chinese porcelain was introduced to Europe. The porcelain, which was fired at high temperatures and carefully painted with artistic patterns, combined the beauty of painting and sculpture. Its unique charm attracted European aristocrats. Therefore, porcelain is called white gold. Until the first half of the 17th century, people in the upper class regarded the possession of porcelain as a symbol of status. Porcelain was still mostly used for decoration in Europe and was an indispensable and important element in the interior decoration of the upper class at that time. This type of large porcelain was very popular among the aristocracy at that time, and was placed on large tables at palace banquets or wedding banquets as the main decoration. Therefore, it was also called "centerpiece", which means central decoration. Various types of centerpieces compete for beauty. The elegant gold color of the dynasty style and the elegant and beautiful floral patterns all represent the taste of the owner. This type of imperial bowl was also one of the most commonly seen decorative porcelain at that time. It can often be found in European and American movies or albums. Gorgeous and elegant imperial bowls appeared in various shapes on dining tables, pianos, and fireplaces in aristocratic manors. Or Whether it is transformed into a flower vessel or purely for decoration~ The prototype of the imperial bowl originated from the daily eating utensils. It symbolizes a full bowl and implies a rich and complete meaning. Most of them are produced in limited quantities by the royal family for special festivals and are extremely precious and rare. The exquisite and elegant patterns also bring a new look to home decoration ~ and are also a good choice for gifts💖 ✨✨British famous porcelain Spode✨✨ Spode has a history of more than 200 years and is one of the four major ceramic brands in the UK. The products it produces are not only diverse in style, beautiful and elegant in appearance, but also have exquisite workmanship. The history of Spode begins in 1740. When Josiah Spode was seven years old, after his father died, he went to work in a British ceramics factory. Born in one of the most innovative periods in the ceramics industry, this new beginning in life also began. Spode's lifelong achievements and unique creativity. Spode I apprenticed with Thomas Whieldon, the most famous ceramicist of the time. Before he became a full-time potter in 1754, he studied with Thomas Whieldon for five years and gained priceless skills. Learning experience. After Spode I, he was engaged in ceramic work and also cooperated with various ceramic factories until 1767 when he established his own business. Spode's business began to expand when Spode I sent his son to London to promote the Spode name. This was a strategic development in order to better understand the needs of customers and made Spode's business more successful. Undoubtedly, Spode's most famous tableware feature is the use of blue and white. This innovation reached its peak in 1784, an important moment in the history of ceramics. At that time, it was designed and directed by Josiah Spode I himself. It will be hand-carved in copper The unique bright blue color on the plate is presented on the ceramic through the underglaze color technique. At that time, the tax on imported tea was dramatically reduced, so people's demand for tea sets greatly increased, which also determined the success of Spode's innovation. As an innovation The pioneer Spode's reputation in history became even more famous because of the perfect formula for bone china. Before his death in 1797, Spode created the whitest and most transparent ancient porcelain in history. It is rare in the world. The quality of the product was named "Stoke China". This innovation not only established the success of the Spode family. Since the first commission to make porcelain for HRH Prince of Wales in 1806, Spode II successively won the opportunity to serve the royal family five times. , to this day the Spode factory still maintains tradition and innovation, and has never moved away from its birthplace - Stoke. As a constant innovator and influenced by more than two hundred years of historical heritage, Spode is still committed to developing unique products. New designs, new trends and displays of high-quality art. Its blue and white porcelain and bone china are still in production today and have become one of the most collectible collectibles since history was written.