Reticulated porcelain plate set Schumann Arzberg, German dinnerware with pastoral scenes, 7 piece set, mid 20th century
A seven-piece set of reticulated porcelain tableware from the German manufacturer Schumann Arzberg, decorated with detailed pastoral scenes.Established in Arzberg, Bavaria, in 1881 by Christian Heinrich Schumann and Franz Ferdinand Riess, the Schumann factory achieved international recognition for its high-quality porcelain and signature reticulated (pierced) borders. This set features a traditional blue underglaze mark with a crown and a shield containing a lion, dating the production to the mid-20th century.Features and details:* Period: Mid-20th Century (circa 1940s-1960s)* Technique: Reticulated border molding, overglaze pictorial transfer decoration, gilded rim accents* Large
A seven-piece set of reticulated porcelain tableware from the German manufacturer Schumann Arzberg, decorated with detailed pastoral scenes.
Established in Arzberg, Bavaria, in 1881 by Christian Heinrich Schumann and Franz Ferdinand Riess, the Schumann factory achieved international recognition for its high-quality porcelain and signature reticulated (pierced) borders. This set features a traditional blue underglaze mark with a crown and a shield containing a lion, dating the production to the mid-20th century.
Features and details:
* Period: Mid-20th Century (circa 1940s-1960s)
* Technique: Reticulated border molding, overglaze pictorial transfer decoration, gilded rim accents
* Large bowl dimensions: Diameter 21.5 cm (8.5 inches), Height 4.8 cm (1.9 inches)
* Small plate dimensions: Diameter 12.5 cm (4.9 inches)
* Material: Bavarian porcelain, gold gilding
* Condition: Excellent vintage preservation. The porcelain shows no chips, cracks, or restorations. Minimal wear on the gilded rim accents is consistent with age.
This set holds significant collector value as a representative example of mid-century Bavarian ceramic artistry and openwork porcelain techniques.
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ReferenceJUE-1950-0003
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In stock1 Item
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MPN4573288998
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