AK Kaiser Porcelain Plate - Siskin Birds and Roses - Germany 1970s

Fine porcelain decorative plate from the German manufacturer AK Kaiser, a representative piece of the Kronach artisanal tradition.

Object History: The Kaiser manufacture, originally founded in 1872 by August Alboth, is globally recognized for the quality of its white porcelain. During the 1970s, the firm produced limited series dedicated to nature, noted for their technical precision and use of soft color palettes. This specimen illustrates European fauna with a naturalistic approach typical of the German school of ceramic decoration.

Details and Features:
- Period: 1970s
- Technique: Polychrome overglaze decoration with polished edges
- Dimensions: Diameter of 19.5 cm (7.68 inches)
- Weight: 290 g (10.22 oz)
- Material: High-quality porcelain
- Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Surface is intact, with no cracks, restorations, or loss of color. Features factory-made perforations in the base ring for easy wall mounting.

Value: This plate is an item of interest for collectors of Germanic porcelain and for classic or country-style interior decoration. The piece does not include the metal stand, which was used for photographic purposes only.