Need identification and value of this antique item

My Grandma got it from a antique store for my mom in 1980. It has no markings on it so I don't know how old it is help will be much appreciated

 

No marks on bottom?

Debora

 

No no marks on it

 

A better angle might make it easier to ID. The current aspect isn't giving much away

 

Give me a hour to get more pic

 

I think it's a bowl...

 

Here are some more pic

 

Who made it

 

And how rare is it because I can't find anything like it to match it

 

I also want to know how old it is

 

I did

 

By Golly! Nothin' gets by you, komo!

 

To be honest it's really hard to tell without any marks on it. Looks hand painted but could have been done at the factory or could be a plain white piece decorated by an amateur afterwards. Dont think it has much value, although it is quite attractive. My guess is mid 20th century

 

a lot of the time....an identical item is hard to find , not because it's a rarity , but cuz it's so mundane that no one else has bothered putting pics up on the web !!!

 

Thanks for all of the opinions

 

Looks like it was a plain white bowl hand-painted by an amateur hobbyist.
Minimal value.

 

That's what I see too. Sweet evidence of a talented woman's hand.

Debora

 

Hobby painted, and using an air brush.

 

Ok, thanks . I'll keep using it for my celebration dinner mashed potatoes lol!

 

the nice ground bottom ring gives it substancial age - it is most likely a Limoges French bowl - a lot of blanks were sold to advanced painters - mom and pops didn't usually use such expensive blanks - they went to ceramic classes...