Meissen Soup Plate

Modern. One chipped. One yellowed. One faded.

underglaze blue crossed swords mark; each with blue and gilt rim with three reserves depicting figures in landscapes with towns in the distance; the centers with arrangements of fruit and floral spray

A set of six Meissen Kakiemon soup plates, painted in the Oriental style after the 1740 design, with tiger or yellow lion and rock motifs, early 20th century, 24.5cm diameter (6)

Four antique porcelain soup plates manufactured by Meissen. The pieces are delicately hand painted with polychrome sprays of flowers and feature gilt rims throughout. Marked to the underside with blue

Four antique soup plates manufactured by Meissen. The pieces are delicately painted with polychrome sprays of flowers and feature gilt rims throughout. Marked to the underside with blue crossed sword

Blue flowers and insects, 9 1/2, crossed sword mark, excellent.

A Meissen Kakiemon Soup Plate, c. Early 19th century. Painted in Kakiemon style with patterns of mythical creatures, scatered insects, and flowers. Ccalloped with gold rim, raised geometric rim. 1 1/2

Six soup plates, Meissen, marks 1972-80, 1st choice, form New Neckline, decor Indian Purple, ornamental gilding, Ø 24 cm

Six Meissen Polcychrome and Gilt Floral Porcelain Soup Plates, blue crossed swords mark, various impressed numbers, scallop gilt rims, basketweave borders, dia. 8 3/4 in.

Eleven soup plates, Meissen, 20th century, Deputat, New Cut-out shape, polychrome flower painting, flower 1 with gold rim, partly rubbed, Ø 23.5 cm

Five soup plates, Meissen, mark 1957-1972, 2nd choice, form New Cutout, polychrome painting, decor Flower 1 , gold rim, Ø 24,5 cm

14 pc. Meissen Porcelain Plates & Soup Bowls. Blue onion pattern. Including 5 soups, 5 plates, and 4 serving plates. Largest approx. 12" W. From the estate of Arthur Adlman, New York, NY and Cascais,

Pair of Chinese Export Meissen Style Porcelain Crested Soup Plates Decorated with Waterbirds Unmarked. 9 1/8 in. diam. Chinese Export Porcelain from the Tibor Collection

Blue onion pattern. Including 5 soups, 5 plates, and 4 serving plates. Largest approx. 12" W. From the estate of Arthur Adlman, New York, NY and Cascais, Portugal. (5229)

Victorian cake plates numbered in puce 5285 and with Royal crest; together with tow Meissen style porcelain botanical soup plates 8"x10".

Set of Meissen Porcelain "Scattered Flowers" Dinner and Soup Plates ca. 1861-1924, decorated with scattered hand-painted sprigs of flowers and a molded basket-weave border, the set comprised of fourte

Henry van de Velde, 'Whiplash' soup plate, 1903-04, D. 26.8 cm. Made by KPM Meissen, before 1924. Porcelain, white, glazed, blue underglaze. Marked: button swords 71. (blue, under glaze), artist's sig

20th century; Grape Leaf pattern, 23 pieces, including soup tureen, six soup plates, nine dessert plates, bread plate, three coffee cups and three saucers.

Remnant service, 23 pieces, Meissen, 19th/20th c., 2nd choice, form new cut-out, white with blue edge, 1 dinner plate, 1 bumped, Ø 24 and 25 cm, 1 soup plate, Ø 23,5 cm, 2 tea cups with 3 saucer

Meissen "Gold Leaf"-Pattern Porcelain Partial Dinner Service 20th century, German, including eighteen dinner plates, dia. 10", twelve soup plates, dia. 9-3/4", twelve salad/cereal bowls, dia. 8", four

A large assembled collection of Meissen porcelain tablewares in the "Green Indian" pattern Germany, 19th / 20th century Comprising ten dinner plates, eleven soup plates, seven luncheon plates, ten bre

hand painted floral sprays and gold trim, with lots of servers, includes 12 dinner plates (10"), 12 soup plates (9 1/4"), 12 luncheon plates (8 1/2"), 12 salad plates (7"), 12 bread plates (6"), 12 cu

Includes 16 x 9.75" dinner plates, 10 x 8.25" salad plates, 12 x 6.25" bread and butter plates, 9 x 9.25" soup plates, 12 cups (4 with small chips), 11 saucers (2 with chips), 2 demitasse cups and sau

Meissen Porcelain 'Blue Onion' Dinner Service, Twentieth Century. Comprising six fruit dishes, six 9.375 in. soup plates, six 8.375 in. salad or dessert plates, six 8.75 in. luncheon plates, seven 9.6