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Rare Biscuit Porcelain Menu Holder – Conta & Boehme, Thuringia – Romantic Table Piece

A rare and charming menu holder in fine biscuit porcelain, produced by Conta & Boehme in Thuringia.

This delightful piece depicts a finely modelled kitchen helper in soft pastel tones, gracefully carrying a banner designed to hold a handwritten menu or message. The composition is rich in detail, from the delicate facial expression to the subtle hand-painted blue accents and floral decoration, evoking the elegance of late 19th-century European table settings.

Originally intended for refined dining occasions, this decorative object is perfectly suited for a wedding or festive table, where it can present menus, place cards or personal messages with timeless charm.

Dimensions:
Height: approx. 13.5 cm
Length: approx. 15 cm
Width: approx. 5 cm
Weight: approx. 287 g

Condition:
In very good condition with only minimal signs of age. Please refer to the photos for a detailed impression.

Shipping:
Will be shipped via Catawiki Smart Shipping.
Carefully packed with bubble wrap and double boxing to ensure safe delivery.

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A rare and elegant collector’s piece, ideal for adding a romantic and refined touch to a wedding table or special occasion.

Founded in 1790 in Pößneck, Thuringia, Conta & Boehme became one of Germany’s leading porcelain manufacturers during the 19th century. The factory was renowned for its finely modelled decorative porcelain, including figural pieces, biscuit and parian ware, and elegant table accessories. Their production was widely exported across Europe and the United States.

The present piece dates to the late Victorian / Belle Époque period (circa 1893–1910), identifiable by the factory’s registered shield mark with an arm holding a sword, introduced in 1893.