Meissen - Gravy boat - onion pattern - Porcelain





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This antique Meissen porcelain sauce boat with an integrated stand features the blue-and-white floral Zwiebelmuster pattern and dates from 1895–1925.
Description from the seller
Carl Teichert (Stadt Meissen) – Antique sauce boat with integrated underplate – Porcelain – Zwiebelmuster – Germany – circa 1895–1925
Elegant and refined antique porcelain sauce boat, produced by the historic German manufactory Meißner Ofen- und Porzellanfabrik (formerly Carl Teichert), also known as Stadt Meissen or Bürgerlich Meißen.
The piece stands out for the famous Zwiebelmuster (onion pattern), characterized by cobalt blue underglaze decorations on a white background, inspired by the tradition of ancient Chinese porcelain.
The sauce boat features a refined oval, contoured shape, with two side handles, a pouring spout, and a fixed integrated underplate, made in a single piece.
On the bottom is the blue underglaze oval mark of the manufactory, with the inscription “MEISSEN” and “GERMANY,” which allows placing the piece approximately between the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Technical details
* Producer: Carl Teichert – Stadt Meissen
* Manufacturer: Meißner Ofen- und Porzellanfabrik
* Epoch: circa 1895–1925
* Material: porcelain
* Decoration: Zwiebelmuster, cobalt blue underglaze
* Origin: Germany, Saxony
* Dimensions: 22 × 14 × 8.5 cm
* Quantity: 1 piece
Conditions
Excellent antique condition. The porcelain is intact, free of chips, cracks, hairlines, or restorations.
Shows only slight and normal signs of aging and small firing impurities on the unglazed resting ring, features of production of the period.
The attached photographs accurately show the object and form an integral part of the description.
Shipping
The lot will be packed with extreme care, using appropriate protective materials,
Shipping via courier, traceable and insured.
An interesting opportunity for collectors of antique German porcelain and enthusiasts of the traditional Zwiebelmuster decor, also ideal as a refined item to add to a collection of historic porcelains.
Carl Teichert (Stadt Meissen) – Antique sauce boat with integrated underplate – Porcelain – Zwiebelmuster – Germany – circa 1895–1925
Elegant and refined antique porcelain sauce boat, produced by the historic German manufactory Meißner Ofen- und Porzellanfabrik (formerly Carl Teichert), also known as Stadt Meissen or Bürgerlich Meißen.
The piece stands out for the famous Zwiebelmuster (onion pattern), characterized by cobalt blue underglaze decorations on a white background, inspired by the tradition of ancient Chinese porcelain.
The sauce boat features a refined oval, contoured shape, with two side handles, a pouring spout, and a fixed integrated underplate, made in a single piece.
On the bottom is the blue underglaze oval mark of the manufactory, with the inscription “MEISSEN” and “GERMANY,” which allows placing the piece approximately between the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Technical details
* Producer: Carl Teichert – Stadt Meissen
* Manufacturer: Meißner Ofen- und Porzellanfabrik
* Epoch: circa 1895–1925
* Material: porcelain
* Decoration: Zwiebelmuster, cobalt blue underglaze
* Origin: Germany, Saxony
* Dimensions: 22 × 14 × 8.5 cm
* Quantity: 1 piece
Conditions
Excellent antique condition. The porcelain is intact, free of chips, cracks, hairlines, or restorations.
Shows only slight and normal signs of aging and small firing impurities on the unglazed resting ring, features of production of the period.
The attached photographs accurately show the object and form an integral part of the description.
Shipping
The lot will be packed with extreme care, using appropriate protective materials,
Shipping via courier, traceable and insured.
An interesting opportunity for collectors of antique German porcelain and enthusiasts of the traditional Zwiebelmuster decor, also ideal as a refined item to add to a collection of historic porcelains.

