Pretty little vintage porcelain mini "moss rose" sugar bowl with arrangement of airbrushed and hand-painted Sola wood roses and buds

Vintage McM "Moss Rose" by Japan fine porcelain, manufactured until 1960. Sugar bowl is "mini" size two-handle (ear-handled) porcelain, orphaned - no cover/lid and no other pieces from this pattern. Moss rose pattern is dark pink roses on white. "Japan" stamp on the bottom.
Sugar bowl is filled with airbrushed *Sola wood bark and soft wood mixed roses, dyed in burgundy, with airbrushed and hand-painted rose buds. Flowers are arranged with fillers and secured in floral foam.
Shabby chic, upcycled.
The sugar bowl is 2 1/4" high and 5" inches wide handle to handle.
With flowers the piece is 5" high x 5 1/2" wide.


See our listings for more orphaned sugar bowls filled with Sola flowers, each one unique, with one-of-a-kind coordinating arrangements.

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*Sola wood comes from a tapioca plant root called Cassava (a.k.a. manioc, arrowroot, yucca). This woody shrub can be dried down to a powder to create tapioca. Since Cassava is native to tropical climates, it is extremely drought resistant. Sola wood flowers are sustainable and naturally recyclable, the dyes are natural, the white and skin flowers are actual soft wood.

Some of these natural wood flowers often have small rips or tears - please view photos - these bouquets look beautiful and any natural tears are not obvious.

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Combined shipping:
If you see more than one item you like, we will package them together and if there is a savings in shipping we will refund that to you.


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We have exercised reasonable effort to describe each item we sell, correctly and accurately. Unless otherwise noted there is no official authentication of our items, authentication comes with a fee, and will mean additional costs. Most of our items that are certified authentic are done so via consignment sales, usually specialized auction companies. We take as many photos as we can to show details of our items, and do our best to describe any flaws.
We know many of our items from estate clearances are "loved," have been used, and will show signs of wear and or storage.
We recycle and reuse clean packing materials.
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We are a woman owned women run business selling estate treasures and just a sample of some of the artisan work of our own staff.