Ritas Bazaar has dated these Antique Meissen Porcelain Plates to the 19th Century.
The reverse of each plate bears the underglaze blue crossed swords mark of the Meissen manufactory.
Originating during the mid-18th century, the Streublumen pattern reflected the growing taste for naturalistic floral decoration and became a hallmark of Meissen production. By the late Victorian period it remained one of the factory's most recognisable and popular designs.
Despite condition issues, the plates retain excellent decorative appeal and remain attractive examples of late 19th-century Meissen porcelain.
Measurements
Diameter: 24 cm
Height: 3 cm
Combined weight: 1659 g
Condition
Very good antique condition. Plate 1 has a crack and signs of repair. Plate 2 has a hairline crack and repair. Plate 3 has a hairline crack, a small chip to the rim and three small cracks to the base rim. All plates show wear consistent with age and use. The decoration remains bright and attractive throughout.
Shipping & Packaging
Fully tracked and insured delivery.
Shipping cost includes professional packaging, careful handling and secure postage.
Carefully packed using recycled materials where possible.
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Ritas Bazaar has dated these Antique Meissen Porcelain Plates to the 19th Century.
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Meissen porcelain plates with Streublumen decoration, set of three, 1880s
