#1908 1972 Ceramics by Marley decorative bowl with sculpted daisies and gold accents.

8” wide no chips or cracks. Ceramics by Marley was a studio or manufacturer that produced decorative ceramics in the mid to late 20th century. While not as widely documented as larger, historical pottery houses, pieces like this bowl represent a significant segment of decorative art produced during that era. The 1972 date places it firmly in the early 1970s, a time when whimsical and floral designs remained popular. Decorative ceramic bowls with sculpted floral motifs, like the one produced by Ceramics by Marley, were common in households during the 1970s. These pieces served as decorative accents, often used as fruit bowls or centerpieces. The use of bright glazes and metallic accents, such as the gold trim seen on this piece, was typical for enhancing their visual appeal and creating a cheerful aesthetic that aligned with the design trends of the period.

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• Listed May 27, 2026