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Hand-painted Meissen Porcelain Bowl with Flowers, Early 20th Century
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Hand-painted Meissen porcelain bowl with floral decoration, made in the early 20th Century, Ø 16 cm, H 8.5 cm. Meissen porcelain is considered one of the first and most prized examples of European porcelain. Originating in Meissen, Germany, in 1710, this porcelain has earned an international reputation over the centuries for its quality, the sophistication of its decorations, and its craftsmanship. The history of Meissen porcelain is closely linked to Johann Friedrich Böttger, an alchemist and ceramist who, after years of research, managed to develop a formula to create a white and translucent porcelain, similar to Chinese porcelain but produced in Europe. The Meissen manufactory quickly became famous throughout Europe, and its creations were admired and collected by royal courts and aristocratic families. Meissen porcelain is characterized by a fine and translucent paste, achieved through a mixture of precious raw materials and a particularly long and complex firing process. The decorations are hand-painted by skilled artisans and are often inspired by nature, mythology, and history. Among the most famous motifs are flowers, birds, landscapes, and human figures. The Meissen mark, known as "two crossed swords," is one of the oldest trademarks in the world and represents a symbol of authenticity and quality.
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- Brand: Meissen
- Period: Primi Novecento
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ConditionVery goodMaterialPorcelain
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ProfessionalMilano, ItalyOn Whoppah since July 2026 • 0 sales