Antique flow blue oval serving bowl in the rare "Fibre" Pattern Vintage

This antique flow blue oval serving bowl by Cambridge features the rare Fibre pattern, adding a unique touch to any collection. Made of china in the early 1900s, this vintage bowl exudes antique charm with its beautiful blue color and oval shape. With dimensions of 8 inches in length and 6 inches in width, this piece is perfect for serving salads or side dishes in a traditional and elegant manner.  Pattern Name: Fibre (sometimes referred to as the Tree of Life pattern by collectors due to the stylized organic forms). It features dense, intricate networks of blue branches and leaves around the rim and concentrated in a circular medallion at the center.Origin & Era: Produced in England during the Edwardian era (circa 1910s–1920s).Manufacturer: Globe Pottery Company Ltd., which produced these distinctive earthenware and ironstone dishes as custom inventory for F.W. Woolworth stores.Collectibility: This pattern is a highly sought-after collectible among English transferware and Flow Blue enthusiasts.  Has a small chip on the back that doesn’t affect the use. Please look at the photos.