470 - Meissen large plate, flower bouquet, two gilt lines, crossed swords with dot, 1st choice, circa 1930

Meissen large plate, flower bouquet, two gilt lines, crossed swords with dot, 1st choice, circa 1930 Porcelain, polychrome painted, gilt lines, glazed. Large round plate by the Meissen manufactory with a broad plain border and recessed well. In the well a large, finely painted flower bouquet with a large yellow-orange flower, blue trumpet flowers, pink and violet flowers, two gilt lines at the transition to the border. On the underside the underglaze blue crossed swords mark with dot, 1st choice, circa 1930. Good condition commensurate with age, minimal chip, Glaze with scratches. D. 35 cm Naturalistic flower painting has been one of the core elements of Meissen porcelain painting since the 18th century. The manufactory used the crossed swords mark with a dot between the blade tips from 1924 to 1934, the so-called Pfeiffer period. If the mark has not been cancelled by a subsequently cut line, the piece is of 1st choice.