Antique Porcelain Covered Cream Soup Bowl Fruit Attached Under Plate Ladle‎ Gilt

Elegant and uncommon early 20th century porcelain serving piece, beautifully styled with rich gold gilt and a delicate hand-painted fruit garland motif. The softly luminous interior features a subtle mother-of-pearl luster finish, catching the light with an iridescent glow that elevates the entire presentation.  This piece is crafted in a refined form with the bowl and underplate seamlessly attached as one, giving it a sculptural, display-worthy presence. The domed lid is finished with a warm gilt finial, and the coordinating porcelain ladle (included) complements the set, though it may not be original. Likely Austrian or Bavarian export porcelain, circa 1900–1925, reflecting the graceful Art Nouveau to early Art Deco transition period.  Details:  Measurements:  Total diameter- 7 , bowl only 4.25  Height- 3.25  Spoon measures 4.5 in length  * Covered cream soup / bouillon bowl with attached underplate (one-piece base)  * Hand-painted fruit garland with green leaves and warm orange tones  * Gold gilt accents on rim, lid, and handle  * Iridescent luster (mother-of-pearl) interior  * Includes porcelain ladle (possibly a later addition)  Will be packaged carefully in a box within a box for safe shipping