Meissen - E. August Leuteritz - Dish - Porcelain

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Meissen – E. A. Leuteritz – Grand porcelain bowl, B-form

Meissen, Germany | Historicism | Design circa 1844–1855

A magnificent, exceptional Meissen porcelain bowl with two large handles and an elegant, richly adorned form. The bowl impresses with its deep cobalt blue, elaborate matte and glossy gilding, and artistic floral decorations.

The broad cobalt-blue rim is adorned with a plastically rendered, richly gilded grapevine, leaves, tendrils, and grapes. In the central white field lies a colorful, finely hand-painted bouquet of flowers, including roses and other blossoms.

The bowl stylistically belongs to the famous B-form by Ernst August Leuteritz, created between 1844 and 1855. It is an impressive example of Meissen Historicism, blending design elements from the Renaissance, Baroque, and Rococo. The elaborate design and lush gilding reflect the representative European table and living culture of the 19th century.

This exceptional piece is ideally suited as a decorative collector’s item, as a focal point in a porcelain collection, or as a representative display piece.

Condition: Excellent, well-maintained condition. No chips, no cracks, and no repairs. Only two surface scratches on the back. With the blue crossed-swords mark of Meissen.

Dimensions:

* Length: 36 cm
* Width: 20.5 cm
* Height: 8.1 cm

A splendid and decorative collector’s piece from the prestigious Meissen porcelain manufactory, notable for its extraordinary shape, intense cobalt blue, and rich gilding.