Extensive dinner service "Onion pattern". Meissen. 1850 -1888. Porcelain, glazed and painted in underglaze blue. 46 pieces, consisting of: six dinner plates D. 24,6 cm, eight soup plates D. 23,5 cm, eight supper plates D. 19,5 cm, eight dessert plates D. 15,8 cm (four of them plates after 1888), six small bowls D. 12,0 cm, two round bowls D. 24,2 cm, one round bowl D. 20,0 cm, one round bowl D. 15,8 cm, one oval bowl 30,5 cm, one oval bowl 30,5 cm, three oval bowls 21,5 cm, one square bowl 15,5 cm. From the service New cutout. Each with sword mark and painter's mark in underglaze blue as well as embossed mark on the bottom. The sword marks largely double cut. A dinner plate and a round bowl with a small chip. Dimensions: Various sizes.

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