Antique Serving Platter by Carl Tielsch, Germany/Circa Late 1800s to Early 1900s/Luncheon Tray/Collectible/Hand Painted/Made in Germany
$56.67
Very pretty antique Carl Tielsch porcelain serving platter/cake plate from Germany. The maker's mark/back stamps indicate production between 1875 and 1900, although it may have been produced slightly later. Features scalloped edges - a trademark of this porcelain designer - hand-painted floral sprays, and gold detailing with very minimal wear. Free of chips, flea bites, scratches. It measures 11" in diameter, handle to handle, and would make an elegant addition to any spring table setting, or as a beautiful decor piece. Made in Germany.
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