Centerpiece dish, ivory white porcelain, Bing & Grondahl, Denmark, 19th c.
480 PLN
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This Bing & Grondahl centerpiece from mid-19th-century Denmark is a porcelain dish measuring 29 cm in diameter, crafted by Copenhagen’s renowned royal manufactory, celebrated for refined craftsmanship and elegant forms. The base is a smooth, slightly creamy white porcelain with a glossy glaze, evoking the timeless grace of European ceramics from this era. At the center, a hand-painted bouquet of roses and small blossoms appears in delicate, naturalistic hues: pink, green, white, and yellow merge into a harmonious composition. The scalloped rim features additional, subtle floral accents in pastel tones, divided into segments by molded lines. Hand-applied gold gilding highlights both the rim and the two openwork handles, showing localized wear typical of age and use. The overall style reflects Neo-Baroque and Romantic influences, apparent in both the ornate decoration and the elegantly undulating outline. The underside bears a signature confirming authenticity. The condition is very good, with only minor abrasions to the gilding and painted decoration and no visible cracks or chips. This dish carries the echoes of 19th-century Europe, when porcelain signified domestic distinction and artisanal mastery. The undulating rim and openwork handles evoke images of refined parlors, where hand-painted floral motifs spoke of a love of nature and sensuality of form. Gilded accents catch the light, casting a
DIMENSION
Height4 cm
Width29 cm
Dimension details
Width29 cm
Height4 cm
Weight1 kg
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