Manufacturer: Shenango China
Pattern name: Pasadena
Date of bowl: 1912-1920s

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Notes: This design is made up of a casual spray of flowers, including roses and tulips, in shades of pink, yellow and blue. There is a black line on the border of the bowl, but it is probably not an integral part of the Pasadena pattern.

It is reminiscent of floral patterns made by other manufacturers, such as Colonial by Syracuse China.

ID and photos contributed by ebay seller kathydaly59