1890s Carl Thieme Dresden Porcelain Serving Dish: Cottagecore Floral Decor

This is a hand painted colorful Carl Thieme Dresden serving bowl featuring floral and people motifs and a gold gild design on its scalloped edges. It is another stunningly beautiful piece that truly belongs in a museum. It has a timeless beauty that will compliment your home decor, whether Victorian, shabby chic, farmhouse, country, romantic, cottagecore, bohemian, rustic, or ????

Bowl is 8.5” wide and 1 ⅝” tall.
German, Pseudo-Meissen
Maker’s mark (T over X), TX Thieme mark, circa 1888 - 1901
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From www.theoldstuff.com: Carl-Johann Gottlob Thieme started in 1864 in Dresden a porcelain and antique shop. He was also running a porcelain painting business. In September 1872 he established a porcelain factory named Sächsische Porzellan-Fabrik Carl Thieme zu Potschappel. Carl Thieme died in 1888. The business was taken over in 1896 by his talented son in law, Karl August Kuntsch. Kuntsch was a modeler who started a tradition of flower decorations traditional for Dresden style porcelain items. He died in 1920. His widow and two sons (Carl August and Emil Alfred) ran the company in next years.

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