Pair Meissen Rococo Bowls Hand-Painted Florals Gold Staffage F152a F152b

Magnificent Pair of Meissen Rococo Bowls

Acquire this exceptional pair of Meissen porcelain bowls featuring elaborate rococo styling, exquisite hand-painted floral decoration, and luxurious gold staffage. Dating from the 20th century, these matching bowls (models F152a and F152b) exemplify the finest traditions of German porcelain artistry with their shell-like relief borders and sophisticated polychrome painting.

Exceptional Features

• Matched pair: Models F152a (round) and F152b (oblong)
• Authentic Meissen marks: Crossed swords and Pfeiffer marks
• Press and painter numbers for authentication
• Dimensions: D. 23.5 cm and 30 cm
• Relief shell-like borders with elaborate decoration
• Hand-painted polychrome floral decoration
• Gilded rocaille reserves with floral painting
• Shiny and matte gold staffage throughout
• 1st Choice quality designation

Rococo Elegance

These bowls showcase Meissen's mastery of the rococo style, characterized by elaborate scrollwork, shell motifs, and asymmetrical decoration. The relief borders create a sculptural quality, while the gilded rocaille reserves frame the delicate floral paintings beautifully. Each bowl features floral decoration both in the center and within the ornate gilded reserves, demonstrating exceptional artistic coordination.

About the Pfeiffer Mark

The Pfeiffer mark indicates production during a specific period in Meissen's history, adding historical significance and collectibility. Combined with the traditional crossed swords mark, these pieces carry impeccable provenance and authentication.

Condition & Details

As noted: Gold parts very minimally affected (typical of antique porcelain and reflecting authentic age and use).

🏺 Maker: Meissen, Germany
📅 Period: 20th century
📏 Dimensions: D. 23.5 cm and 30 cm
✨ Models: F152a and F152b
🎨 Marks: Crossed swords and Pfeiffer mark
💎 Quality: 1st Choice
📍 Location: Artemisia Fine Arts & Antiques Ltd, Malta

A museum-quality matched pair perfect for serious collectors of Meissen porcelain, rococo decorative arts, or German antiques.