Mason's - Dish - Earthenware - Stunning Punch Bowl - bowl

Punch Bowl / Jatte in Ironstone "Mason's" - Chinoiserie Decor - Regency Era, ca. 1813-1820**

Magnificent and imposing bowl (or large punch bowl) in fine Ironstone China, originating from Staffordshire, England. This historic piece dates from the very beginning of the 19th century (Regency English period, circa 1813-1820).

The basin and outer walls are adorned with a rich orientalist design (Chinoiserie / Imari style) depicting a large exotic bird surrounded by blooming peonies. The outlines are printed in blue underglaze by transfer, then beautifully enhanced by hand with colored enamels (pink, cobalt blue and bright orange).

On the reverse, the piece bears the rare and precious first blue linear printed stamp: "PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA WARRANTED". This marking matches exactly the very first patent filed by **Charles James Mason in 1813**, used before the later introduction of the famous royal crown on the factory logos.
# Characteristics
* **Material:** Ironstone China (hard-wearing fine ceramic)
* **Manufacturer:** Mason's (Charles James Mason, Staffordshire)
* **Era:** English Regency (circa 1813-1820)
* **Decor:** Oriental pheasant and peonies chinoiserie, hand-painted enamel highlights
* **Diameter:** 32 cm
* **Height:** 13 cm

Condition
**Excellent overall condition for a collector.** The piece shows **no cracks, no chips, and no restorations**. The structure is perfectly intact. There are minor and normal firing imperfections from the period (tiny firing points at the bottom of the basin) as well as a natural patina of age that confirms its authenticity and venerable age of over 200 years. A specimen of rare freshness for its era.

## Shipping
Extremely careful and secure shipping. The item will be packed with multiple layers of bubble wrap and professional packing materials to guarantee risk-free transport. Shipment with tracking and insurance.