Porcelain plate with floral motifs, the plate has a handle and three compartments (5755)

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A late 19th-century Dresden porcelain serving dish with a floral motif. This ornate piece features three compartments, intricate pierced detailing, and two decorative handles. It is in excellent antique condition, showcasing hand-painted flowers and a Dresden factory mark.

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Height8 cm
Width31 cm
ColorNaturalGreenTurquoise

Description

Width 31cm, height 8cm.

Luxurious antique Dresden reticulated porcelain dish “Dresden Flowers” — late 19th century

1. Description in A royal-scale Saxon porcelain masterpiece with exquisite reticulated lace and magnificent hand-painted floral motifs! Site antik1.com offers an exclusive, large-format antique decorative porcelain bowl-basket on feet (centerpiece or Prunkschale), crafted by the renowned Dresden masters in y. The dish stands out with its extremely intricate, filigree lace reticulated pattern, two ornate Neo-Baroque style handles, and exceptionally fine, hand-painted classic floral bouquets both in the center of the dish and in smaller reserves along the rim. An outstanding accent for a festive table or a representative display cabinet.

  • Manufacturer: Dresden, Saxony, y.
  • Marking: Original blue underglaze Dresden stamp (crown above the letter “D”) on the bottom.
  • Period: Historicism period, late 19th century (approx. 1880–1900).
  • Material: Top-class antique Saxon hard-paste porcelain.
  • Dimensions:
    • Width: 31 cm (including handles)
    • Height: 8 cm
  • Design and finish: The side edges of the bowl are crafted using a pierced “basket-like” reticulated technique, imitating fine lace and requiring flawless precision during the firing process. The edges of the dish and handles are accented with a soft turquoise/celadon tone and rich, raised gold elements.
  • Condition: Very good antique condition. The fragile and complex reticulated lattice is completely intact—without cracks, without breaks, and without restoration, which is an exceptional rarity for a dish of this scale. The painting is vibrant and sharp in detail. There is slight, natural, and completely insignificant wear to the gilding on both massive handles, indicating the item’s authenticity and venerable age.

2. Description in

Monumental Antique Dresden Reticulated Porcelain Centerpiece Bowl “Dresden Flowers” – Late 19th Century

  • Item: An exceptionally rare, large-format antique decorative porcelain centerpiece bowl/basket featuring an intricate pierced openwork body.
  • Provenance: Dresden, Saxony, y.
  • Markings: Marked on the reverse with the authentic blue underglaze Dresden crown-over-“D” factory mark.
  • Period: Late 19th Century (Historicism / Victorian era, c. 1880–1900).
  • Dimensions:
    • Width: 31 cm (including handles)
    • Height: 8 cm
  • Design & Subject: The center and the small cartouches along the rim are decorated with highly detailed, masterfully hand-painted classical flower bouquets (e Blumen). The body is sculpted in a complex, pierced reticulated lattice pattern, finished with two ornate scroll handles, highlighted in a soft turquoise-green enamel and bright gold gilt accents. This centerpiece bowl is a true work of art.
  • Condition: Excellent antique condition. The highly fragile, pierced openwork is completely intact with no chips, cracks, breaks, or repairs, which is outstanding for a piece of this size. The hand-painted florals are sharp and vibrant. There is slight, minor, and insignificant wear to the gold gilt on the handles due to handling over the years, providing a gorgeous authentic patina. The condition of the item is fully reflected in the photographs.

Craftsmanship & Period

This magnificent centerpiece bowl exemplifies the peak of late 19th-century porcelain artistry. The intricate reticulated work, achieved through a painstaking pierced technique, showcases the immense skill and precision of the artisans. The hand-painted floral motifs, a hallmark of Dresden porcelain, are rendered with exquisite detail and vibrant colors, reflecting the aesthetic sensibilities of the Historicism period.

Maker / Signature / Mark

Crafted in Dresden, Saxony, y, this piece bears the authentic blue underglaze Dresden factory mark, featuring a crown above the letter “D”, confirming its origin and quality.

Rarity & Significance

Pieces of this scale and complexity, particularly with intact reticulated work, are exceptionally rare. The combination of intricate openwork, detailed hand-painting, and ornate handles makes this centerpiece bowl a significant collector’s item and a testament to the luxurious decorative arts of the era.

Application & Interior Use

This stunning centerpiece bowl is designed to be a focal point. It is perfect for adorning a grand dining table during special occasions, serving as a decorative fruit bowl, or as a statement piece in a display cabinet, adding a touch of historical elegance and opulence to any sophisticated interior.

Condition

Excellent antique condition. The highly fragile, pierced openwork is completely intact with no chips, cracks, breaks, or repairs, which is outstanding for a piece of this size. The hand-painted florals are sharp and vibrant. There is slight, minor, and insignificant wear to the gold gilt on the handles due to handling over the years, providing a gorgeous authentic patina. The condition of the item is fully reflected in the photographs.

Victorian Snapshot

Imagine a grand Victorian drawing-room, bathed in the soft glow of gaslight. A lavishly set table awaits esteemed guests for an evening of conversation and fine dining. At its center rests this exquisite centerpiece bowl, brimming with exotic fruits and fragrant blossoms. Its delicate lace-like porcelain and vibrant hand-painted flowers catch the light, drawing admiring glances. The ornate handles and gilded accents speak of wealth and refined taste, a perfect embodiment of Victorian opulence and the era’s passion for decorative artistry.