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Johann Seltmann's Vohenstrauss factory produced fine Bavarian porcelain from 1901 until its 1995 closure, and this creamer dates to the postwar years when German factories were rebuilding toward quality production again.
Condition: Excellent condition — no cracks, scratches, or chips; gold in excellent condition. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
A fiery, nearly-orange bloom is surrounded by smaller buds and gray-brown leaves, bold and saturated against the white ground, softened by the secondary blooms into something balanced. Scrolled gold borders frame the top and foot, and the handle carries the same gilded scrollwork.
A striking addition to a creamer collection, or a standalone piece for anyone drawn to florals with genuine presence — beautiful on a shelf or a breakfast tray.
The backstamp dates this piece to the postwar era, when German porcelain factories were rebuilding and returning to the quality production Johann Seltmann was known for before the war.
A meaningful gift for the collector who appreciates Bavarian porcelain with real character.
