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This charming set of vintage porcelain bowls features the delicate “Doris” floral pattern by the well-known Fred Roberts Company of Japan. The name “Doris” is stamped on the back of each piece, adding an extra touch of authenticity and collectible appeal. Adorned with soft pink blossoms, gentle greenery, and elegant silver trim, these petite bowls have a graceful mid-century charm that feels both timeless and feminine.
Originally designed as fruit, dessert, or sauce bowls, they are perfectly sized for berries, pudding, ice cream, candies, nuts, or small side dishes. Their romantic floral styling also makes them beautiful decorative accents for cottage, shabby chic, or vintage-inspired spaces.
Fred Roberts Co. was known for importing distinctive Japanese ceramics and giftware during the mid-1900s, and pieces marked Japan remain highly collectible today for their quality craftsmanship and elegant decorative appeal.
Whether used for entertaining, displayed in a china cabinet, or added to a growing vintage china collection, these bowls bring classic vintage beauty to any setting.
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Just a little note from Kayla & Cindy:
This special piece was personally hand-picked by The Celebration Co. because we truly love finding unique items that feel meaningful and timeless. While we cannot guarantee exact history or origin, it has been chosen based on our own appreciation for its character and charm.
Because this is a vintage item, you can expect natural signs of age and wear. We believe those little imperfections are part of what make vintage pieces so special — each one has a story to tell.
There is only one set available, and once it’s gone, we are unable to get another.
Due to the one-of-a-kind nature of vintage items, all sales are final and returns cannot be accepted.
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Aug 30 - Sep 4
US$40
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