3-pc vintage‎ porcelain from Japan featuring a bowl, trinket dish, bone dish.

3-pc vintage serveware from Japan featuring a bowl, trinket dish, bone dish. This bowl is shaped like a leaf with a scalloped edge and features a bouquet of white and red roses with greenery in the center. This bowl is trimmed in gold. It is porcelain and was likely manufactured in Japan during the 1950s or 1960s. Vintage porcelain clam shell trinket dish or tea bag plate designed in a scalloped, shell or leaf-like shape. A mid-century piece manufactured in Japan by brands such as Nasco or Hinode. These can be used as jewelry dishes for vanities, candy bowls, or tea bag holders for tea service. This dish is also trimmed in gold. Vintage bone dish, often featuring a floral or wheat design and gold-trimmed edges, produced in Japan by manufacturers such as CMI. Crescent-shaped dishes were traditionally placed beside a dinner plate during formal meals to hold discarded bones or gristle from meat. This is trimmed in gold. Modern Use: Today, they are frequently used as decorative trinket dishes for jewelry or keys, or as specialized side plates for separating moisture heavy foods.