1825 Royal Meissen Blue Onion Reticulated Plate Gold Trim Knauf Swords 7 1/4"
$ 105.6
Description
1825 Royal Meissen Blue Onion Reticulated Plate Gold Trim Knauf Swords 7 1/4". It is the double sword with handle knob marking which was produced between 1825 and 1924. Itis one of the most famous and iconic blue patterns in the world. This is a authentic Royal Meissen Porecelain Factory item in the blue onion design. No chips or cracks which is super rare for being the age it is. It is the double sword with handle knob marking which was produced between 1825 and 1924. Some information on the history of this blue onion pattern. Itis one of the most famous and iconic blue patterns in the world. The blue onion pattern, which found its home on MEISSEN porcelain, has its roots not in Europe, but in China. In the 17th century, at a time when long-distance trade was flourishing, Chinese porcelain, which was considered a real treasure at the time, reached European traders for the first time. These valuable pieces, often decorated with blue designs on white porcelain, aroused enthusiasm in Europe, which stimulated trade and ultimately led to the desire to produce their own porcelain. European porcelain was born in 1710 with the founding of the MEISSEN Porcelain Manufactory by Augustus the Strong, Elector of Saxony. The manufactory was the first in Europe to unlock the secret of porcelain production. This pattern was then picked up Carl Teichert of Meissen oven and porcelain. Founded in 1863 as a tile company, and then in 1882 he decided to join the tableware industry and produced this beautiful printed blue onion pattern. To tell the difference, Carl Teichert used the Meissen word in an oval sometimes with a star beneath while Royal Meissen has two swords in various markings over the years. This item was produced between 1825 and 1924, this piece is sure to make a statement If you have any questions please ask!!
