Dresden style fruit bowl from reticulated porcelain manufactured by L. Meyer & Söhne which owned porcelain decoration studio. Meyer is the father of the famous Helena Wolfson and in 1878 his business have been taken over by his granddaughter - the dauhter of Helena Wolfson Emily. She continued to imitate the style of the Meissen decorations. This fruit bowl represents unique piece of art, made during the period 1879-1900. In very well preserved condition, without any damage. It can be easily confused with similar Meissen plates. The bowl is with diameter 21 cm and can be used for different kinds of fruits, sweatmeats/candies, etc. Will be carefully packed and shipped with Track & Trace.