Topic: Irridescent Bowl

[chopin-liszt]

I'd have thought unlikely with the wavy rim, John. Small bowls tended to be "bread-and-butter" sorts of bits and have consistent round shapes.
Lustre on IoWSG has a goldy sort of end apprearance rather than "bright" rainbowy - and both Summer Fruits and Meadow Garden have different coloured splodges over the general base colours - they also have thin sticks of enamels decorating them.

[flying free]

Just going through my Mark Hill book looking for something Mdina'ish and I came across Isle of Wight  'The Four Seasons' - this bowl vaguely reminded me of that base without the applied flower?  or is that a long shot?
m

[chopin-liszt]

Far too long a shot, I'm afraid!

[flying free]

Sue yes you are right, looking closely at it, it also doesn't match on rim colours or to the description of the pieces either.
m

[chopin-liszt]

The Four Seasons was rather specifically about the glass flower feature on a more "basic" base. 

[zidori]

Definitely not IOW - it is a beautiful bowl but doesn't have the finesse of IOW glass (IMHO). The surface looks like a bubbled oil slick.
John