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19th Century German Plate
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19th Century German Plate

19th century
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This is a very attractive German plate. The word on the middle translate to... " Which ever way you are do it - is wrong"

This is a good talking point - you can ask your friends if they agree!

Physical Dimensions
Height
14cm (5.51")
Width
8cm (3.15")
Declaration

Carlton House Antiques has dated this Antique German Earthenware Plate to the 19th Century.

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SA985869
Description
This is a very attractive German plate. The word on the middle translate to... " Which ever way you are do it - is wrong"

This is a good talking point - you can ask your friends if they agree!

Height
14cm (5.51")
Width
8cm (3.15")
Date of Manufacture

Carlton House Antiques has dated this Antique German Earthenware Plate to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA985869
Carlton House Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2016
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A round 19th-century cream ceramic plate with hand-painted floral motifs, a moulded rim, and black German text written in Fraktur script in the centre.
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Archive I A round 19th-century cream ceramic plate with hand-painted floral motifs, a moulded rim, and black German text written in Fraktur script in the centre.

19th century German plate

Archive II A round 19th-century cream ceramic plate with hand-painted floral motifs, a moulded rim, and black German text written in Fraktur script in the centre. View II
Archive III A round 19th-century cream ceramic plate with hand-painted floral motifs, a moulded rim, and black German text written in Fraktur script in the centre. View III
Archive IV A round 19th-century cream ceramic plate with hand-painted floral motifs, a moulded rim, and black German text written in Fraktur script in the centre. View IV
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Verified Since Jun 2016
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Items Sold 27
Carlton House Antiques
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A round 19th-century cream ceramic plate with hand-painted floral motifs, a moulded rim, and black German text written in Fraktur script in the centre.
19th century German plate
Ref: SA985869
A round 19th-century cream ceramic plate with hand-painted floral motifs, a moulded rim, and black German text written in Fraktur script in the centre.
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Nineteenth-century German folk ceramics refer to lead or tin-glazed earthenware produced by regional potteries across German-speaking territories. These items were decorated by hand with floral sprigs, geometric patterns, or local proverbs written in traditional Fraktur script.

These pieces were typically shaped from local earthenware clay and coated in a light tin or lead glaze before firing. The colourful floral designs and German inscriptions were applied using hand-painted underglaze or overglaze pigments.

Authentic pieces usually exhibit signs of age such as natural glaze crazing, minor firing imperfections, and wear to the foot rim. Inscriptions rendered in authentic historical German calligraphy, alongside pressed pottery marks or mold numbers on the reverse, also help confirm period origin.

Plates of this nature can be positioned on plate stands atop sideboards or shelving units to highlight their hand-painted detailing. Alternatively, using plate hangers allows them to be mounted in gallery wall arrangements alongside artwork or decorative mirrors.

Wash the ceramic surface gently by hand using lukewarm water and a mild detergent, avoiding prolonged immersion. Abrasive sponges, harsh chemical cleansers, and modern dishwashers should be avoided to protect the glaze and painted decoration.
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