Four vases and a dessert plate. Meissen. 1970-1973/2nd half of the 20th century. Porcelain, glazed and painted in polychrome onglaze colours, the rims with gold thread, the dessert plate partially heightened with gold. The walls of the vases decorated with flowers and partly with scattered flowers, one vase decorated with "Indian branch pattern". The dessert plate with the decoration "Rich dragon, green". Each with the sword mark in underglaze blue on the underside, the dessert plate with double cut sword mark as well as each with embossed and painted numerals and partly with year mark. The tall vase with two chips on the stand ring, the vase "Indian branch pattern" with tiny chip on the stand ring. Dimensions: h. 6,5 cm / h. 9,5 cm / h. 17 cm / h. 10,5 cm / plate d. 16,5 cm.

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