A large Meissen tray, first half of 20th Century.
A large Meissen tray, first half of 20th Century.
Decorated with the zweibelpattern. Inpressed mark 157. Underglaze blue factory mark. Measurement 41x41 cm.
The general impression is very good.
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The Onion Pattern (German: Zwiebelmuster, English: Blue Onion) is a cobalt blue porcelain design that was created after 1730 and has since been hand-painted in Meissen, Saxony, in present-day Germany.
The term onion pattern (Zwiebelmuster) first emerged in the 19th century, and the pattern on the plate's rim actually depicts pomegranates and peaches, symbols of fertility and long life. In the center of the plate, on the well, bamboo, peonies, and asters are found.
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