Meissen Neubrandenstein Plate with Pink Rose

Meissen Neubrandenstein Plate with Pink RoseA fine Meissen porcelain plate in the Neubrandenstein form, produced during the Knaufzeit period (1860 1924) as part of the factory's sustained Neo Rococo revival. The moulded border alternates between panels of raised basket weave and fluid wave shaped cartouches, a form first introduced in the mid 18th century and reissued throughout the second half of the 19th century to meet aristocratic and royal demand for the rococo aesthetic. The well is

5 x 6 cm H

Dimensions: 58 x 119cm

A charming set of eight ceramic cups and a matching jug

this trio of vintage cut glass perfume bottles makes a simple yet beautiful statement

The glaze is bright and the hand-painted features are distinct

Each piece produced this way is considered an original work due to the hand-shaping involved

The Natural History of Carolina

lending just a touch of warmth to the classic blue and white palette

Dimensions: 9

Dimensions: 51cm (length) x 39cm (width)

this pair works equally well on a formal dining table or a windowsill

celebrating the lost art of the Victorian glass walking stick