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Signed Numbered Meissen Porcelain Basket Hand-Painted Florals Gold c.1900Exquisite Meissen Porcelain Basket Discover this gorgeous signed and numbered Meissen porcelain basket, a masterpiece of German porcelain artistry from circa 1900. Featuring delicate hand painted floral designs enhanced with luxurious gold staffage, this piece exemplifies the exceptional craftsmanship and artistic excellence that made Meissen the most celebrated porcelain manufacturer in Europe. Exceptional Features Authentic Meissen with underglaze
Exquisite Meissen Porcelain Basket
Discover this gorgeous signed and numbered Meissen porcelain basket, a masterpiece of German porcelain artistry from circa 1900. Featuring delicate hand-painted floral designs enhanced with luxurious gold staffage, this piece exemplifies the exceptional craftsmanship and artistic excellence that made Meissen the most celebrated porcelain manufacturer in Europe.
Exceptional Features
- Authentic Meissen with underglaze blue sword mark
- Signed with press and painter numbers
- Model number '101' - documented design
- Oval body with intricate openwork wall
- Hand-painted polychrome floral decoration
- Rich gold staffage detailing
- Height: 18 cm
- Early 20th century, circa 1900
About Meissen Porcelain
Meissen, established in 1710, is Europe's oldest porcelain manufacturer and remains synonymous with the highest quality ceramic artistry. The crossed swords mark is one of the most recognized and respected hallmarks in the decorative arts world. Pieces from the turn of the 20th century represent a golden age of Meissen production, combining traditional techniques with Art Nouveau influences.
Condition & Provenance
This basket shows the quality expected of Meissen craftsmanship. As noted: one braid element shows damage, and there are minor firing cracks (common in period porcelain and often considered part of the piece's authentic character).
🏺 Maker: Meissen, Germany
📅 Period: Circa 1900, 20th century
📏 Dimensions: Height 18 cm
✨ Marks: Underglaze blue swords, model no. 101
🎨 Technique: Hand-painted porcelain with gold staffage
📍 Location: Artemisia Fine Arts & Antiques Ltd, Malta
A museum-quality piece perfect for collectors of Meissen porcelain, German decorative arts, or fine antique ceramics.
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