Two Meissen porcelain plates with flowers, circa 1900/1930 Porcelain. Polychrome flower painting in the mirror. One plate with gold-framed rocaille and flower decoration in relief. The other plate with a strongly rising rim with magenta-colored background and golden rocaille cartouches. The underside with manufacturer's mark (1924 - 1934), painter's mark "841" and impressed mark "L83b", the other plate with pommel mark (1860 - 1924) with two grinding marks, painter's mark "718b U", impressed mark "E152a", "=53". Diameter 29 and 29.5 cm respectively. Condition: II +

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