Decorative Meissen porcelain plate “Indian Flowers”

This decorative platter was made by Meissen in Germany, Europe’s oldest and most prestigious porcelain manufactory, whose wares have long been known as “white gold”. At its centre is the celebrated “Indian Flowers” motif, painted entirely by hand and inspired by the delicate Kakiemon aesthetic of East Asia. Precise brushwork, rich enamel colours and an elegant hand-gilded rim give the piece a sense of regal luxury and timeless refinement.

The plate is in impeccable collectible condition, with no cracks or signs of wear to the gilding. It is a valuable piece for collectors and an elegant interior accent that can be displayed on a stand or hung on a wall.

Diameter: approximately 26 cm.

Maker / artist

Meissen

Country / place of origin

Germany

Period / year

1936–1972

Material / technique

Porcelain

Dimensions

Diameter: approximately 26 cm