Meissen Neubrandenstein Plate with Opium Poppy

Meissen Neubrandenstein Plate with Opium PoppyA 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 that traces its origins to mid 18th century Meissen and was enthusiastically reissued during the Neo Rococo movement of the latter 19th century. The well is painted with an opium

they read today as a genuinely characterful set - useful for display

As a dug or utilitarian item

The glazing is slightly different on each bowl in colour

This versatile item can be used as a decorative tray or displayed as wall art

Condition: Good antique condition with a very slight lean

This stoneware ink bottle is stamped with the classic typography "MEEK'S INKS DUNEDIN" in a crisp black transfer

Dimensions: 18 cm wide x 40 cm long

Hand carved bows

A striking oval platter in Lovatt Temuka's iconic Te Rona Marbleware

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1910 Flow Blue pitcher featuring rich cobalt imagery and hand painted gold gilding

driven by gale-force winds with seas sweeping her decks