Ravier porcelain dish antique pierced Friedrich Eger & Co Martinronda

✨ Antique openwork porcelain dish – Floral decoration from Saxony – Germany, circa 1900-1920. Add a touch of romance and elegance to your interior with this charming little fine porcelain dish. A true testament to the craftsmanship of early 20th-century German manufacturers, this piece stands out for its delicate openwork design. The details that make it charming: • Openwork design: The rim of the dish is finely hand-cut (in a "basketry" style), creating a play of transparency and lightness. • Floral decoration: A central bouquet of polychrome flowers (roses, pansies, wildflowers) in vibrant, spring-like colours, typical of the "Dresden" style. • Finishes: An elegant gilded edge highlights the scalloped borders of the piece. 🔍 Details & condition: • Origin: Germany (marked on the back with a crown and the mention "Germany"). • Era: Early 20th century (1900 - 1930). • Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The porcelain is intact (no chips, no cracks). The gilding and colours are still very fresh and well-preserved. Note: Please carefully observe the photos, which are an integral part of the description. This piece is in beautiful vintage condition. It has gracefully withstood the test of time and shows signs of its journey. 💚 Why we love it. For its openwork design and incredible delicacy. For its vibrant and fresh polychrome flowers. Because it is not just a simple display object. We imagine it on a dressing table to hold your favourite jewellery or on a coffee table for some macarons or chocolate. 📏 Dimensions. • Length: 20.5 cm. • Width: 13 cm. • Height: 4 cm. 🎁 Packaging: Your order is carefully packaged: bubble wrap, reinforced protections, double-walled cardboard, and appropriate cushioning. Each fragile piece is prepared with care to ensure it arrives in perfect condition. 🚛 Shipping: Shipping via Mondial Relay to reduce postage costs. Please indicate in your message...