Cut Corner Rose Medallion Porcelain Bowl, China, 19th century, enameled Rose Medallion pattern bowl, the center with the conjoined gilt monogram "FHB" for Fanny Hazard Bond in a round reserve surrounded by four butterflies, ht. 4 5/8, dia. 10 in. Provenance: The bowl purportedly once belonged to Fanny Hazard Bond, a descendant of Colonel Augustus George Hazard. He was born in Kingston, Rhode Island on April 28, 1802 and later became a prosperous joint-owner of the Hazard Powder Company in Connecticut. Fanny married Ephraim Bond who was a graduate of Harvard Law School and practiced in Springfield, Massachusetts. He later became vice-president and president of Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., from 1867-86, president of the Springfield Five Cents Savings Bank, and a member of the Massachusetts Legislature in 1852, and was instrumental in obtaining the city charter for Springfield, Massachusetts, and was an incorporator of the city library.
Cut Corner Rose Medallion Porcelain Bowl, China, 19th century, enameled Rose Medallion pattern bowl, the center with the conjoined gilt monogram "FHB" for Fanny Hazard Bond in a round reserve surrounded by four butterflies, ht. 4 5/8, dia. 10 in. Provenance: The bowl purportedly once belonged to Fanny Hazard Bond, a descendant of Colonel Augustus George Hazard. He was born in Kingston, Rhode Island on April 28, 1802 and later became a prosperous joint-owner of the Hazard Powder Company in Connecticut. Fanny married Ephraim Bond who was a graduate of Harvard Law School and practiced in Springfield, Massachusetts. He later became vice-president and president of Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., from 1867-86, president of the Springfield Five Cents Savings Bank, and a member of the Massachusetts Legislature in 1852, and was instrumental in obtaining the city charter for Springfield, Massachusetts, and was an incorporator of the city library.
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