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Description
A limited-edition “Discovery of America” commemorative bowl, designed in 1991 by artist Jack Woodson and produced by Pickard China exclusively for the United States Historical Society. This fine porcelain bowl is hand-numbered #237 of only 5,000 made and includes its original receipt.
Expertly crafted in the USA, the bowl features vivid artwork depicting a significant scene from early American exploration, with beautiful color detailing and a classic decorative border.
It measures approximately 9½ inches across the top and 5 inches tall, making it a striking centerpiece for display.
The bowl is in excellent display condition, showing only one small mark on the side (see photos for close-up).
A stunning and historically meaningful collectible — perfect for admirers of American history, limited-edition porcelain, or fine commemorative art pieces.
Details
Title: Discovery of America
Edition: Limited Edition – #237 of 5,000
Year: 1991
Artist: Jack Woodson
Maker: Pickard China
Commissioned By: United States Historical Society
Material: Fine porcelain
Origin: Made in U.S.A.
Size: 9½\" diameter × 5\" tall
Condition: Excellent display condition; one small mark on side (see photos)
Includes: Original purchase receipt
Historical Note
The United States Historical Society commissioned Pickard China — one of America’s premier porcelain manufacturers — to produce this limited-edition collectible series honoring moments of historical significance.
Artist Jack Woodson, known for his vibrant historical and commemorative illustrations, created this design to celebrate the spirit of discovery and exploration that shaped early America. Each bowl was individually numbered and hand-finished, showcasing the exceptional quality for which Pickard China is renowned.
Collector’s Note
Limited-edition Pickard China pieces, especially those created for the United States Historical Society, are highly collectible for their artistic detail, limited production runs, and fine American craftsmanship.
With only 5,000 produced and this example being #237, this bowl is a low-numbered and beautifully preserved piece, ideal for collectors of American historical memorabilia, fine porcelain, or limited-edition art ceramics.
