Corday Porcelain Rococo Style Pink Floral Centerpiece Planter Bowl
Corday (likely Corday of France or California-based Corday China) · Art & Decor > Planters & Centerpieces
Era / Decade
1940s-1950s based on the Rococo-revival style and the Corday stamp style
Material
Fine porcelain/ceramic with hand-painted floral applications and 22k or 24k gold gilded highlights
Condition
Good. The gold gilding remains bright, but there is one visible chip on a flower petal. No visible cracks or crazing on the main body.
Demand Level
Moderate - Niche. High demand among collectors of Grandmillennial or Shabby Chic decor, though overall market for large porcelain florality is specialized.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$25.00 (Low) - $45.00 (Mid) - $65.00 (High)
Estimated Retail Value
$45.00 - $65.00 (historical original value adjusted for inflation)
Comparable Sales
Similar Corday floral bowls with chips sell between $20-$35 on eBay; pristine examples can fetch $75+ on Etsy or Ruby Lane.
Description
Exquisite vintage Corday porcelain centerpiece bowl featuring a scrolled Rococo design. The piece is accented with hand-applied porcelain roses in a soft pink hue and heavy gold gilt detailing along the ruffled edges and base. Perfect for a Victorian or Shabby Chic motif.
Key Features
Highly decorative gold gilding, intricate applied porcelain flowers (spaghetti/shredded clay style), authentic Corday maker's mark, and classic mid-century Hollywood Regency appeal.
Authenticity Indicators
Genuine 'Corday' stamp on the bottom. Weight and porcelain translucency match mid-century production standards. Confidence: High.
Flaws to Note
A small chip on one of the flower petals. This is a common flaw with delicate 'cold-poured' or applied porcelain flowers but does affect top-tier value.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Etsy (best for vintage decor), eBay (best for collectors), or high-end local consignment/antique malls.
Selling Tips
Use keywords like 'Rococo', 'Hollywood Regency', 'Grandmillennial', and 'Victorian'. Mention the gold gilt in the title. Take macro photos of the rose to show the chip clearly to avoid returns. Ship with double boxes as these pieces are extremely fragile.
Notes
Corday stamp on bottom. One flower has a slight chip