Furstenberg antique German porcelain serving bowl
This ornate oval serving bowl would look beautiful with a spring table setting or displayed with other antique pieces. It is marked Brunswick Germany, estimated to have been made in the early 1900s by the Furstenberg company. Its scalloped edges have a raised design with gold accent trim. It’s adorned with dainty, feminine pink and yellow flower sprays. Would look lovely with other cottage or grandma core pieces. It measures 12.5” long x 7.25” wide x 2.25” tall/deep.
There is no crazing or cracks, however there are a few small flea bites and chips on the base. There is also another tiny chip on the underneath side of one end of the dish, however it is not visible from the top. Please see last few photos for details.
This ornate oval serving bowl would look beautiful with a spring table setting or displayed with other antique pieces. It is marked Brunswick Germany, estimated to have been made in the early 1900s by the Furstenberg company. Its scalloped edges have a raised design with gold accent trim. It’s adorned with dainty, feminine pink and yellow flower sprays. Would look lovely with other cottage or grandma core pieces. It measures 12.5” long x 7.25” wide x 2.25” tall/deep.
There is no crazing or cracks, however there are a few small flea bites and chips on the base. There is also another tiny chip on the underneath side of one end of the dish, however it is not visible from the top. Please see last few photos for details.
This ornate oval serving bowl would look beautiful with a spring table setting or displayed with other antique pieces. It is marked Brunswick Germany, estimated to have been made in the early 1900s by the Furstenberg company. Its scalloped edges have a raised design with gold accent trim. It’s adorned with dainty, feminine pink and yellow flower sprays. Would look lovely with other cottage or grandma core pieces. It measures 12.5” long x 7.25” wide x 2.25” tall/deep.
There is no crazing or cracks, however there are a few small flea bites and chips on the base. There is also another tiny chip on the underneath side of one end of the dish, however it is not visible from the top. Please see last few photos for details.