This set of four Lenox cream soup bowls with matching underplates was produced for Ovington’s of New York and reflects the refined craftsmanship associated with Lenox porcelain during the early twentieth century. Decorated in the Royal Cobalt Blue pattern, the design features deep cobalt enamel accented with hand-applied gold decoration, creating a strong visual contrast against Lenox’s ivory porcelain body.
Each double-handled bowl is paired with its coordinating underplate, forming a balanced and formal presentation consistent with Lenox table service of this period. The raised gold detailing and precise enamel work demonstrate the level of attention and finish associated with Lenox pieces produced for luxury retailers such as Ovington’s, one of New York’s most prominent fine goods houses of the era.
Produced exclusively for Ovington’s, this pattern reflects a period when Lenox collaborated with elite retailers to create distinctive tableware offerings. This set exemplifies the fine porcelain craftsmanship, decorative sophistication, and retailer-specific production associated with Lenox’s early twentieth-century work.
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This set of four Lenox cream soup bowls with matching underplates was produced for Ovington’s of New York and reflects the refined craftsmanship associated with Lenox porcelain during the early twentieth century. Decorated in the Royal Cobalt Blue pattern, the design features deep cobalt enamel accented with hand-applied gold decoration, creating a strong visual contrast against Lenox’s ivory porcelain body.
Each double-handled bowl is paired with its coordinating underplate, forming a balanced and formal presentation consistent with Lenox table service of this period. The raised gold detailing and precise enamel work demonstrate the level of attention and finish associated with Lenox pieces produced for luxury retailers such as Ovington’s, one of New York’s most prominent fine goods houses of the era.
Produced exclusively for Ovington’s, this pattern reflects a period when Lenox collaborated with elite retailers to create distinctive tableware offerings. This set exemplifies the fine porcelain craftsmanship, decorative sophistication, and retailer-specific production associated with Lenox’s early twentieth-century work.
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