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Over a century old and still a set of six — these Bavarian porcelain plates have earned their age gracefully. White, pink, purple, and blue flowers bloom against an embossed border, finished with a scrolled rim dusted in gold that speaks to the craftsmanship of pre-WWI German porcelain at its most considered.
Maker: Royal Bavarian PMB (attributed possibly to Hutschenreuther)
Materials: Porcelain with gold scrolled rim
Dimensions: 5.75" diameter
Quantity: Set of 6 (one with border chip — see photos)
Origin: Bavaria, Germany
Era: Antique, 1885–1921
Condition: Very good antique condition. Five plates excellent; one has a small border chip (photographed). Light gold wear consistent with age. No cracks or crazing. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
Each plate bears a faded backstamp reading "Royal Bavarian PMB, Germany" — the "PMB" remains unidentified by experts, though some attribute it to Hutschenreuther of Arzberg. What is certain: the "Germany" mark dates production to 1885–1921. Whatever their precise origin, the quality of the porcelain and the beauty of the hand-applied florals speak for themselves.
These mix beautifully with other antique tableware, cottage and grandmillennial interiors, and collections of early European porcelain.
A genuinely rare antique set — and an exceptional gift for the collector of early German porcelain.
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