Oval lidded bowl, small lidded tureen and large lidded bowl "Onion pattern". Meissen. 1962/1963/1976. Porcelain, glazed and painted in underglaze blue. From the service "Neuer Ausschnitt", with the decoration "Zwiebelmuster". Handles of the small lidded tureen and handles of the lids of the bowls made of plastic rocaille décor. Each with the triple cut sword mark in underglaze blue, the painter's number in underglaze blue, the embossed bossing number and the year mark on the underside. Lid of the small tureen with a few brown inclusions. Thering of the oval lidded bowl with two chips, the mirror with a small cut in the glaze. Dimensions: L. 29 cm / D. 15,5 cm / D. 27,5 cm.

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