In the style of Prof. Julius Eduard Braunsdorf, this porcelain plate features a round shape. The relief decoration that encircles the flag consists of a braided ribbon border with applied flowers and pearl trim. In the slightly recessed center, a colorful bouquet of yellow and red roses, accompanied by delicate forget-me-not branches, is depicted in a polychrome, impressionistic manner. The painting exudes a sense of softness and is stylistically reminiscent of the impressionist flower painting by Braunsdorf. The plate bears the crossed swords mark. Diameter: 23 cm. Made in the style of the soft flower painting of Braunsdorf, following the impressionist tradition. See Bodinek, Raffinese, Vol. I, Fig. 18. Meissen. Circa 1900.
