Description:

Meissen, Vine Leaves, set of 3 dinner plates.
Round porcelain dinner plates decorated with a green vine leaf border. Some examples are cancelled with two incised lines, others with four incised lines. Marked with the Meissen crossed swords. One plate has a very small, insignificant chip, see photo.

Origin: Germany.
Material: Porcelain.
Period: c. 1930s.
Condition: Good condition with minor signs of wear, one plate with a very small chip.

Bio:
Founded in 1710, Meissen is the oldest porcelain manufactory in Europe. Renowned for its hard-paste porcelain, hand-painted decoration and the iconic crossed swords mark, Meissen maintained a strong commitment to classical and naturalistic decoration during the interwar period. Botanical motifs such as vine leaves formed part of the manufactory’s enduring repertoire, reflecting both technical mastery and continuity of tradition.