Vintage Japanese Pheonix Blue and White Porcelain Transferware Lidded Sugar Bowl - Trinket Dish

We absolutely love utilizing old vintage items for purposes other than what they were intended for. This Pheonix transferware bowl was originally meant to be a sugar dish for tea service, but it remains a really perfect lidded trinket dish for your small items. This would be perfect as a small ring and jewelry dish. It's a beautiful old piece of China that can be used next to the sink in the kitchen or on your dresser or bedside table to store rings and small jewelry or other small items you would like to keep stored safe. This little dish is in perfect condition with no found chips, cracks or breaks, and it's ready to serve. We absolutely love the rich transfer ware pattern and beautiful blue and white colorway. Please see listing photos for best description of condition. The transfer on the lid seems to be a lighter color than the rest of the bowl but we love the character this adds to the piece.

Measurements (approximate):
5 inches wide (handle to handle)
3.5 inches in diameter
3 inches tall

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VINTAGE & ANTIQUE
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SHIPPING
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PHOTOGRAPHY
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