Original set of three (3) decorative porcelain plates produced by Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin (KPM). The plates are dated to circa 1913, based on the factory marks and decoration numbers present on the reverse. This period corresponds to the late Imperial German era, shortly before the First World War. Each plate is made of high-quality hard-paste porcelain and features a hand-painted floral decoration depicting stylised wild roses, anemones and primrose-type flowers. The floral motifs are individually executed, with each plate displaying a different bouquet. The painting is finely detailed and executed in a naturalistic style typical of KPM production from the early 20th century. The rims are decorated with an elaborate gilt relief border, inspired by Rococo ornamentation. The gilding was applied by hand and shows careful finishing. MARKS & SIGNATURES Factory mark: KPM Berlin Oval mark with letter “K” and date 1913 Hand-painted decoration and form numbers All marks are visible in the provided photographs. CONDITION Very good original condition No cracks, no restorations No chips to the rims Gilding well preserved with only minimal age-related wear SPECIFICATIONS Manufacturer: Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin (KPM) Period: circa 1913 Material: Hard-paste porcelain Technique: Hand-painted decoration, hand-applied gilding Diameter: 19 cm (each plate) Quantity: 3 plates