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Dresden porcelain tea cup and saucer, hand painted with delicate multicolor floral sprigs and finished with elegant gilt scrollwork. Crafted in a classic scalloped and fluted rococo-inspired mold, a form commonly used by Dresden decorating workshops in the late 19th to early 20th century.
The cup and saucer are marked in blue “Dresden”, indicating hand decoration rather than a factory mark. This style of marking is typical for Dresden-decorated porcelain blanks of the period.
Details:
Condition:
Good antique condition overall with light, age-appropriate wear to gilding. One small kiln firing indent along the rim edge, present from manufacture (factory firing flaw, not a chip or crack).
Additionally, the saucer has a fine hairline on the underside only, visible on close inspection and not apparent from the front or when displayed. No cracks through the face, no repairs, and no structural instability.