Antique German Reticulated Dessert Plate 1920s Floral Porcelain SCHUMANN BAVARIA

The Carl Schumann Porcelain Factory was established in 1881 in Arzberg, Bavaria, Germany. The company was particularly known for its finely detailed designs and the use of reticulation in its products. The dessert plate here features intricate cut-out designs along the edges, known as reticulation. This technique involves creating delicate, lace-like patterns in the porcelain, adding a touch of elegance and complexity. The central part of the plate is adorned with a transfer-printed blue, yellow , and orange floral motif. Gold trim around the outer edge. Whether used for display or special occasions, this little plate adds a touch of historical sophistication to any setting. Measurements: Diameter-5.5'' Height- 0.5'' **Please note…The item featured is not new…it is antique and therefore will have some of the imperfections that are expected with age and history. One small crack on the outer edge shown in picture. Please inspect all the photos carefully prior to purchase to ensure item meets expectations. Thank you!**