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Five German pewter plates, 17th/18th century A Nuremberg Resurrection plate with fine relief decoration, bearing the mark of Ulrich Appelt, master potter in 1659. Partially torn between the mirror and the flag. A small plate with a wide rim, bearing the Erfurt city mark and the master’s mark “GF.” A pair of Transylvanian wedding plates featuring an engraved bride and groom, dated 1748. On the reverse, a stamped Sibiu mark with “DS.” A marksman’s plate with an engraved couple, dated 1795; undeciphered marks on the reverse, likely from Saxony or Thuringia. Diameter 19.5 to 24.5 cm. Condition: II
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