Pair of Antique Fraureuth Porcelain Covered Serving Tureens – Germany, Early 20th Century – Demeuldre-Coché, Brussels Manufacturer: Porzellanfabrik Fraureuth, Saxony, Germany (attributed) Retailer: Demeuldre-Coché, Brussels, Belgium Period: Early 20th century, circa 1900–1926 Origin: Germany Material: Fine glazed porcelain with cobalt-blue and gilt decoration Quantity: 2 covered tureens with 2 matching serving underplates – 6 pieces in total Description An elegant and beautifully coordinated pair of antique German porcelain covered serving tureens, attributed to the renowned Porzellanfabrik Fraureuth of Saxony, Germany, and retailed by the prestigious Belgian porcelain establishment Demeuldre-Coché, located at 5 Marché aux Herbes, Brussels. Dating from the early 20th century, these refined pieces reflect the craftsmanship and sophisticated dining traditions of the European Belle Époque. Each tureen features a graceful oval body with elegantly curved handles, a fitted domed lid with a sculptural handle, and a matching oval serving underplate. The decoration consists of delicate cobalt-blue bands enriched with fine gold detailing, creating a timeless contrast against the warm ivory-white porcelain. Subtle blue hand-finished ornamental accents enhance the handles and decorative elements.