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KPM Germany Dessert Plate

KPM Germany Dessert Plate

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KPM PORCELAIN DESSERT PLATE
Era: Early 20th Century
Maker: Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur (KPM), Germany
Style: Neoclassical Border Design

OVERVIEW:
A refined KPM porcelain dinner plate featuring an elegant cobalt blue and gold border design, demonstrating the renowned German manufacturer's commitment to clean lines and sophisticated decoration typical of their early 20th-century production.

SPECIFICATIONS:
• Diameter: 7.5 inches
• Material: Fine porcelain
• Origin: Germany
• Manufacturer: KPM (Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur)
• Type: Dinner Plate

DESIGN ELEMENTS:
• Border Design:
- Cobalt blue band rim
- Gold geometric chain pattern
- Delicate gold scroll work inner border
- Classic neoclassical motifs
- Pristine white center

• Color Palette:
- Pure white ground
- Royal cobalt blue band
- Gold decoration
- Balanced proportions

• Technical Features:
- Fine porcelain body
- Hand-applied gold work
- Glazed finish
- Precise border application

CONDITION:
Excellent Vintage Condition
• Original glaze intact
• Gold work well preserved
• No chips or cracks
• Minimal wear to surface
• Clear maker's marks

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:
KPM (Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur) has been one of Germany's most prestigious porcelain manufacturers since its founding by Frederick the Great in 1763. This plate represents the company's continued excellence in the early 20th century, when they maintained their high standards of production while adapting to more modern, streamlined designs. The blue and gold border pattern shows the influence of both traditional neoclassical elements and modern simplicity.

MAKER'S MARKS:
• KPM mark (on reverse)
• Made in Germany designation

DECORATIVE SUGGESTIONS:
• Fine dining service piece
• Display in china cabinet
• Wall decoration
• Part of KPM collection
• Formal table setting accent

REFERENCE:
Documented in KPM pattern books as part of their early 20th-century dining service patterns.

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