Meissen - Centrepiece - antique foot basin/stand bowl (1817–1824) relief decorated with gold ornamentation - Porcelain

Article: Table centerpiece / footed dish / raised dish

Item condition: Used / undamaged / gold gilding medium to heavily rubbed (see photos) / light to moderate wear (gold gilding). In terms of age, the condition is rated as "satisfactory" (3).

Manufacturer: Royal-Saxon Porcelain Manufactory Meissen, 1st quality

Dimensions: Ø/H approx. 10.7 cm (base) and 25.5 cm (bowl) / 12.2 cm

Service: Table centerpieces / footed dishes / raised dishes in relief

Decor: Lavish gold gilding

Special features: hand-painted on-glaze enamel; these table centerpieces / footed dishes / raised dishes are rare to find

Manufacturing period: 1817 - 1824

Marks: blue sword underglaze mark with additionally "Roman 1" and "Number" in green overglaze, as well as incised mark "T39" (model number) and press mark "17" (Bossierer number)

We always pack all items with the utmost care to prevent breakage (packing paper, bubble wrap, air cushions, and if necessary double boxing). To date, 99.9% of all porcelain pieces have arrived safely with customers, including larger dinner services (larger sets are often split across multiple packages). If transport damage should occur (for example due to mishandling by the carrier), you will be refunded your purchase price after reviewing the case, or we will send you a replacement item after agreement and availability.

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This item is subject to differential taxation under § 25a UStG, therefore VAT cannot be shown.

The exact condition of the offered items can be seen from our unedited close-up photos. You always see the original images of the respective item that we created. Any errors or damages mentioned in the description are usually documented additionally with photographic material.