Redowa plate trio – Sarreguemines, ironstone – around 1890

A refinement from another era with these three flat plates made of ironstone, signed Utzschneider & Cie – Sarreguemines (U&C Sarreguemines). They feature a sumptuous deep blue decor with oriental accents, subtly enhanced with golden embellishments. The pattern, known in the German market as "Persian Moss," is distinguished by its graphic richness and fine printing, typical of the years 1885–1895. Stamped REDOWA U&C Sarreguemines (with a rare stamp that reflects the colours and pattern of the plate), a rare name in the U&C series: these pieces come from a time when Sarreguemines was administratively German (1871–1918) while still retaining a typically French decorative know-how. A cross-border production full of character, appealing to both collectors and lovers of precious decorative tableware. To be placed on a festive table, repurposed as a wall plate, or carefully collected. Each plate tells a page of history, between Oriental chic and 19th-century elegance. Diameter 18.5 cm. Very good overall condition, with some light signs of age consistent with its years – gilding still present although somewhat faded on the edges, one plate has a slightly faded pattern as well (see last photo for close-up). A rare model that is difficult to find, especially under the "REDOWA" stamp, which is very poorly documented. A great opportunity to hunt for!