True antique Meissen porcelain centerpiece from the 19th century, featuring exquisite hand-painted floral rose bouquets with rich gilded accents. It was expertly crafted in Germany by the famed Meissen manufactory, renowned as Europe’s first porcelain maker. The bowl boasts an elegant reticulated (pierced) rim in a Rococo style design, and two delicate sculpted handles. It will be a stunning focal point for any table or collection, embodying Old World artistry and quality..
Authentic 19th-century Meissen porcelain, confirmed by the blue crossed swords hallmark clearly visible on the base
Dating Verified: Rococo Revival period, based on style and manufacturing details
Hand-painted in soft pastel tones, with masterfully applied gilded highlights
Mearto appraisal included for verification.
Encrusted florals, meticulously crafted in vibrant colors
Rare matching pair, highly sought after among collectors and decorator
Add a touch of Baroque splendor to your collection with this exquisite pair of Meissen porcelain centerpieces. Hand-painted with intricate floral motifs, each piece showcases the artistry and craftsmanship of 19th century Germany. The large size and vibrant multi-color palette make them a statement piece for any room. These authentic Meissen pieces, originating from the renowned crossed swords period (1815-1924), are a testament to the rich history and heritage of German porcelain art. With their original and unique design, they are a must-have for collectors and admirers of fine craftsmanship.
