Noritake Tripod Bowl – Desert Scene, Blue Mark, Circa 1908 – 13cm

This exquisite antique Noritake porcelain tripod bowl is a delightful example of the artistic craftsmanship and decorative elegance associated with early 20th-century Japanese ceramics.

Dating to approximately 1908, the bowl features a beautifully detailed desert landscape, depicting graceful palm trees, a traditional tent and a camel with its rider travelling across the sand. The scene is brought to life through warm sunset tones, soft mountain silhouettes and delicate hand-painted detailing, creating a wonderfully atmospheric composition.

Surrounding the central scene is a richly decorated cobalt blue border, embellished with intricate gilded floral motifs and scrolling ornamentation. The gently scalloped rim, finished with gold edging, further enhances the bowl’s elegant appearance.

One of the most distinctive features of this piece is its tripod design. The bowl rests on three small porcelain feet, each highlighted with gold decoration, adding both character and refinement to its overall form.

Measuring approximately 13cm in diameter, the bowl is beautifully proportioned for display, allowing its richly decorated interior to be fully appreciated.

Bearing an early blue Noritake mark to the underside, this charming piece reflects the growing international popularity of Japanese decorative porcelain during the Edwardian period.

A wonderful addition to a collection of antique Noritake or early Japanese ceramics, this beautifully decorated tripod bowl would make an eye-catching feature in a display cabinet or an elegant decorative accent within the home.

Key Product Details

• Maker: Noritake

• Origin: Japan

• Date: Circa 1908 (subject to backstamp verification)

• Period: Edwardian / Early 20th Century

• Decoration: Desert Scene

• Shape: Tripod Bowl with Scalloped Rim

• Colours: Cobalt Blue, Gold, Peach, Cream and Orange

• Material: Porcelain

• Diameter: 13cm

• Backstamp: Blue Noritake Mark

• Condition: To be confirmed