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Up for sale is a beautiful, rare, substantial 19-piece collection of vintage mid-century porcelain soup/rice bowls and matching spoons. Made in Taiwan during the 1970s, this large set features the highly collectible "Lucky Boys Holding Auspicious Medallions" folk pattern.Each fine white porcelain piece features sharp, vibrant graphics of playful children holding colorful circular coins. Inside each coin is a traditional Chinese character representing essential blessings: 福 (Fu - Good Luck/Fortune), 寿 (Shou - Longevity), and 禄 (Lu - Prosperity/Wealth).The designs are beautifully accented with shimmering gold trim around the top rims of the bowls, the handles, and the inner spoon basins. The back panels and spoon interiors are also decorated with elegant, matching metallic gold bamboo/floral sprays.What’s Included (19 Pieces Total): 9 Footed Porcelain Rice/Soup Bowls (Stands approx. 2.25" tall, 4.5" diameter), 10 Matching Porcelain Chinese Wonton/Soup SpoonsCondition:EXCELLENT / MINT UNUSED VINTAGE CONDITION. This entire set is pristine and has been strictly stored away safely for decades.Graphics & Enamel: Paint layers are perfectly thick, smooth, and vibrant. The gold trim detailing is 100% complete with very minimal wear on the gold rims from storage.Porcelain Structure: Flawless glassy finish with zero utensil marks, staining, chips, cracks, or flea bites.Backstamps: Every bowl features a crisp, red stamped emblem reading "MADE IN TAIWAN / REP. OF CHINA" on the bottom base rim.
Shipping & Packaging:Fine Asian porcelain requires specialized care. This complete 19-piece set will be meticulously packed with heavy-duty bubble wrap and shipped securely in a reinforced box with tracking and insurance included to guarantee safe, perfect delivery to your home! 100% OF MY SHIPMENTS HAVE HAD ZERO BREAKAGE.
Because this set is very rare, vintage, and fragile, we cannot accept returns. Thank you.
