A hand decorated Meissen plate, ca. 1840-60, approx. 8-3/4" in diameter with a molded decoration on the lip with rococo patterning accented with pale blue and gilt, with sprays of delicate flowers surrounding the inside of the rim and in the bowl. The underside has the cobalt blue crossed swords underglaze and the impressed numerals 3 over 17. The second plate is a pretty unmarked dish, 7-1/2" in diameter x 1-1/2"H, with a stylized floral spray in the center and stripes and sprigs near the rim. Some of the decoration on this dish is lustre. The last is a relief molded dish, marked by the decorator in iron red on the underside "80", approx. 7-5/8" in diameter x 1-1/4"H, with the molded design around the rim in baskets of flowers and foliate designs, then hand painted in lustre and polychrome glazes with flowers and leaf motifs.
100/200 Sold $86.25
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