Antique 1900s JPV Germany Rose Bowl – Bavarian Porcelain Scalloped Dish

There’s something so timeless about these old German rose bowls — like a bouquet frozen in porcelain. This one was made by Johann Seltmann Vohenstrauß in Bavaria around the early 1900s, featuring a woven basket of pink and yellow roses surrounded by soft washes of lemon and lilac at the rim. It’s a piece that’s seen over a century of seasons — with a fine hairline along one curve that feels more like a whisper of its age than a flaw. The glaze still catches the light beautifully, and it’s the kind of dish that looks like it belongs beneath lace curtains or beside an open window full of garden air. Perfect for display or for holding something delicate — potpourri, jewelry, or simply admiration.