A plate from the service Umgestürzter Rosenkorb, KPM Berlin, small pfennig mark, 1849-1870, red imperial orb mark, palace mark monogram RW, Neuglatt model, polychrome painting, in the mirror rose bush with rose island, on which lies an overturned basket with flowers, butterflies, in the rim funnel-shaped winds, gold-painted grotto relief and gold rim, Ø 25 cm, The original dinner service by Frederick the Great for Charlottenburg Palace was commissioned in 1770 for the court in Charlottenburg Palace and was delivered in 1772. Subsequent deliveries were ordered several times, see: Kollmann /Jarchow, Berliner Porzellan, II, p. 444, plate 279, Westfälisches Landesmuseum, Berliner Porzellan 1763-1850, pp. 72-73

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