Hutte Dietrich Eckart dining tray..

Porcelain dining tray, 10 3/4" x 8 1/4", with three food compartments, decorated with transfer-printed flowers at the edges. 

The bottom edge bearing the legend "Hutte Dietrich Eckart", indicating use at the lodge at Berchtesgaden, also known as the "Gollhausl", used by NSDAP co-founder and Beer Hall Putsch participant Dietrich Eckart as a retreat from scrutiny by Bavarian authorities until his death in 1923, and afterward by other Nazi officials. 

The base of the tray bears the underglaze mark of manufacturer Bauscher Weiden, with a second mark identifying the decorator as the Albert & Lindner firm of Munich.

Some loss and wear to the decoration blue lines round the edge, and the glaze on the divider tops is worn away, otherwise very good considering age, no big chips or cracks.

Please study all the photographs carefully as they form part of the description, and get in touch if you have any questions or would like to see more pictures.

If you prefer one plate to another on first purchase please let me know which you would like. Plate 1 is the first 7 pictures, plate 2 the second 7 pictures.