Peaches, pears, apples, plums — a rotating gallery of harvest fruit in gold-rimmed porcelain. This stunning, curated set of six vintage fine German porcelain salad/dessert plates will bring elegance to your next dessert course or afternoon tea.
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Maker: Seltmann Weiden
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Pattern: Fruit and Nut (SLT83)
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Materials: Porcelain with gold accents
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Dimensions: 7.5 inches in diameter
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Pieces: Set of 6 dessert/salad plates, six different fruit motifs
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Origin: Bavaria, West Germany
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Era: Vintage, 1960s–1970s (post-1954)
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Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Free of any chips, cracks, or crazing. The central decals remain bright and beautifully preserved. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
Perfect for autumn gatherings, Thanksgiving tables, or a refined gift — a gorgeous, functional statement for your next afternoon coffee, tea, or dessert course, especially for the collector who appreciates fine porcelain.
Founded in 1910 by Christian Seltmann, Bavarian powerhouse Seltmann Weiden survived tragedy from its earliest days. After Christian's fatal 1921 accident, his widow Katharina managed the firm until their sons took over, with Wilhelm expanding production into new factories just before WWII. Following the war, these factories housed American soldiers and were largely destroyed as a result. Despite this devastation, the company rebuilt, Wilhelm led until his death in 1967, and Seltmann remains one of Germany's few larger family-run porcelain makers today. These plates are visually identical to the Mitterteich "Debra" pattern, letting you mix and match seamlessly with existing collections.
Pairs beautifully with the coordinating Teapot, Coffee Pot, Teacups, and Saucers in this Fruit and Nut pattern, to build a cohesive serving set.
