The large bowl in the image is a piece of Herend porcelain in the Green Grape & Leaf Vine pattern, also known by its code SZGV or the Hungarian name "Guirland de raisins". This pattern features a delicate, hand-painted border of green grape leaves and small, colorful berries (including reds, yellows, and purples) on a white base, often with a gilt rim. Manufacturer: Herend Porcelain Manufactory (Hungary) Pattern Name: Green Grape & Leaf Vine (SZGV) or Guirland de raisins Design Details: Hand-painted green leaves, multi-colored berries, and gold trim on a porcelain body The presence of the country "HUNGARY" in the blue stamp suggests it was made after 1891, when US customs laws mandated the country of origin mark. However, the date code system Herend currently uses was introduced in 1990, and that is not present here. The overall style of the mark is common for pieces from the mid to late 20th century. Based on similar examples, this bowl was likely produced sometime between the 1960s and 1980s.