Antique lusterware hand painted lighthouse sugar bowl with Sola Wood flowers

This is a beautiful 1920's Seiji & Company Pre WWII, sugar bowl - from that time period when Japanese porcelain was hand painted with beautiful details, this piece is a lighthouse landscape, no lid - orphaned- with no other pieces from this pattern. Sugar bowl UPCYCLED - filled with airbrushed *Sola wood flowers in coordinating colors - arranged with fillers of blue and green - secured in floral foam. Great gift for both men and women. The sugar bowl is 3 1/2" high and 6 1/2" inches wide handle to handle. With flowers the piece is 5" high x 6" wide. See our listings for more orphaned sugar bowls filled with Sola flowers, each one unique, one-of-a-kind. Many of our items are now cross-posted to other platforms so if you see it, don't wait, because once it's gone, it's gone! *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.