In excellent condition
There is some slight wear to gold gilt on the rim . The outside of the rim has a very small original firing flaw. (see image provided)
No chips cracks or restoration.
c1888+
310gm
First quality mark
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The Copenhagen Blue Onion pattern is a classic and iconic design associated with Royal Copenhagen, a renowned Danish porcelain manufacturer. Blue Onion Pattern:
The Blue Onion pattern, also known as Zwiebelmuster, originated in Meissen, Germany, during the 18th century.
It features intricate blue brush strokes on a white background, depicting floral motifs, leaves, and onion-like shapes.
The design often includes elements like snail shells and other delicate details.
Blue Onion is characterized by its timeless elegance and enduring popularity.s:
, Blue Onion remains highly collectible and cherished by porcelain enthusiasts.
Its enduring appeal lies in the harmonious blend of simplicity, elegance, and tradition.
Copenhagen Blue Onion style is a harmonious fusion of classic blue design, delicate lace, and timeless craftsmanship, making it a beloved choice for tableware and decorative pieces alike.
Antique c1888+ Oval Pierced Dish Meissen Gilt Blue Onion 1st Quality Porcelain
Antique c1888+ Oval Pierced Dish Meissen Gilt Blue Onion 1st Quality Porcelain
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Description
In excellent condition
There is some slight wear to gold gilt on the rim . The outside of the rim has a very small original firing flaw. (see image provided)
No chips cracks or restoration.
c1888+
310gm
First quality mark
Please supersize the images pre purchase by selecting the option provided and observe closely a full insight into this item. Please note we do not refund shipping unless an error is found in the advert. The images show the item exactly as it is.
We package items using professional shipping methods and service that is available worldwide. See our feedback for further assurances.
The Blue Onion pattern, also known as Zwiebelmuster, originated in Meissen, Germany, during the 18th century.
It features intricate blue brush strokes on a white background, depicting floral motifs, leaves, and onion-like shapes.
The design often includes elements like snail shells and other delicate details.
Blue Onion is characterized by its timeless elegance and enduring popularity.s:
, Blue Onion remains highly collectible and cherished by porcelain enthusiasts.
Its enduring appeal lies in the harmonious blend of simplicity, elegance, and tradition.
