Overview
A fine hard-paste porcelain lidded sugar bowl featuring a delicate neoclassical green floral garland and medallion motif, accented with hand-applied gold gilt.
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Preliminary identification
Weimar Porzellan Lidded Sugar Bowl, Green Garland Pattern
Photo reference
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Story
In the early 1900s, German porcelain was the height of global sophistication, and the Weimar factory in Blankenhain was at the heart of this 'White Gold' rush.
Maker / Origin
Weimar Porzellan traces its lineage back to 1790, founded by Christian Andreas Speck under a royal privilege from the Duke of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach.
Condition & Value
The porcelain appears bright and well-preserved with no visible chips or cracks. While Weimar porcelain is highly respected, individual serving pieces like sugar bowls are common on the secondary market.
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