A spectacular and rarely found example of American majolica, this large Eureka Pottery fruit bowl is as functional as it is beautiful. Measuring approximately 9" in diameter and 7" in height, the bowl features a richly molded design adorned with delicate cherry blossoms, vibrant majolica glazes, and exceptional sculptural detail.

Produced in Trenton, New Jersey, by Eureka Pottery, this piece comes from one of America's most short-lived and collectible majolica manufacturers. Founded by Leon Weil in 1883, Eureka Pottery operated for only four years before a devastating fire destroyed the factory in 1887, making surviving examples especially desirable among collectors today. The company's designs often drew inspiration from the Victorian fascination with Japanese art, incorporating cherry blossoms, birds, fans, and other Japonisme motifs that defined the era.

Whether displayed as the centerpiece of your majolica collection in a curio cabinet or used every day as a stunning fruit bowl, this rare piece brings both history and vibrant color to any home.

Details:

• Rare Eureka Pottery American majolica

• Trenton, New Jersey

• Circa 1883–1887

• Approximately 9" diameter x 7" height

• Cherry blossom relief design

• Rich, vibrant majolica glazes

• Perfect for display or everyday use as a fruit bowl

• A remarkable addition to any American majolica or Victorian ceramics collection