Five Meissen, Meissen Style Porcelain Serving Articles Including a Meissen style square serving dish with flaring scalloped rim with gilt scroll enclosing birds painted to interior walls, centering finely painted floral bouquet. Offered together with: a Meissen scalloped round charger dish painted with polychrome enamels and gilding; a Meissen oval serving bowl molded with self handles and painted with floral bouquets, a Meissen style cobalt blue ground round serving bowl, and a Meissen style center bowl of a compote (base lacking). The monochrome white and gilt dish is the bowl to a compote. Various, all with underglaze blue marks. Mid-19th Century and later. {Approximate dimensions: 12 3/4" Diameter overall.}. Condition: The compote bowl has a nick to the rim, and some staining to foot; the very center of the bowl interior is affixed with a gilt brass bead head. The back of the same dish has an unglazed area closer to center. Some dishes with worn gilding. All with minor black dots, called glaze blow outs, as manufactured. All with minor wear and scratching to enamels. One dish with more substantial wear.