In the style of Prof. Julius Eduard Braunsdorf, a round, flat, and recessed form with "fan relief". In the inset mirror medallion, a colorful arrangement of open roses and rosebuds, accompanied by blue forget-me-not branches. Soft, impressionistic painting in the style of Braunsdorf. Signed on the bottom by "R. Stietzel," likely Richard (Emil) Stietzel, former flower painter in Meissen. Sword mark. Diameter: 29 cm. Stylistically in the tradition of impressionistic painting, with soft, contourless transitions and a glazing application of paint by Prof. Julius Eduard Braunsdorf, who greatly influenced subsequent generations of flower painters with his painting style. A porcelain dish finely painted with rose decor, painted by R. Stietzel. Painter's signature. Crossed swords mark. See Jedding, Meissener Porzellan, p. 144; Neuwirth, Vol. II, p. 283. Meissen. Circa 1935-1945.
