Two German porcelain plates and a cup, KPM a.o., 1st half of the 20th century Bell-shaped cup with raised strap handle and gilded accents, elaborately painted on the front with a family coat of arms. The probably matching saucer inscribed "v. Loewenfeld s/m v. Vosl 1858" in the mirror, blue KPM mark on the underside. Comes with a finely painted porcelain plate with a view of Berlin circa 1900 and gilded flag edge, blue KPM underglaze mark on the underside. The second plate commemorates the German Wars of Liberation, the flag stylized after an oak leaf wreath and decorated all around with portrait medallions of German princes and kings, in the mirror a quotation of Ludwig I, restored. Bauscher Porzellanmanufaktur mark on the underside. The plates perforated for hanging. Diameter 24.5 cm each. Condition: I -

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