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This decorative plate is vintage porcelain from Bavaria, Germany, featuring a characteristic Art Nouveau design from the 1950s or 1970s. The plate, with a red rose and a geometric pattern with a gold rim, was made by the German manufacturer Winterling. Material: Fine bone china
Pattern: A striking combination of a classic red rose with leaves and a modern, geometric diamond pattern in gold with delicate gold trim.
Decoration: Gold rim.
Good condition, no visible damage, chips, or cracks.
This type of tableware was popular in the mid-20th century and was often used as a dinner service or as a decorative plate.
The porcelain bears the hallmark "Winterling Marktleuthen Bavaria." This mark was used after 1950.
Brand Information
Manufacturer: Heinrich Winterling GmbH & Co. KG
Location: Marktleuthen, Bavaria, Germany
Period of Use: The trademark, featuring a stylized "W" logo under a crown, was used from the 1950s until approximately the 1990s.
Product Type: The company specialized in the production of household and hotel porcelain, including tea and coffee sets.
The Marktleuthen factory was a separate legal entity and not directly affiliated with Gebrüder Winterling OHG in Röslau, although both companies were owned by the same family. Production at the Heinrich Winterling factory in Marktleuthen ceased permanently in 2010 due to competition from cheaper imported porcelain and rising energy costs.
No warranty or returns.
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