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The most luxurious of the Meissen porcelains of Germany, a fine porcelain kiln.
series of Grundsgold B forms,
It was called by this name from 1840 to 1890s.
There are several different types of gold patterns and paintings.
This is a cobalt blue 4-window gilt flower, approx. 28 cm serving plate.
It is a 19th century antique from the Button Sword (1820-1924) period.
There are some scuffs on the gilding on the convex part of the plate.
There is a sense of use due to permanent deterioration.
There is a repair on the back of the dish (0.9 in x 0.7 in, photo 8.9)
No scratches.
Size
Diameter: approx. 10.8 in
Height: approx. 1.9 in
There are no accessories (box, bookmark, etc.).
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