{HISTORY}

Celebrating festive occasions for over a century, this trio of antique porcelain dinner plates was made in Austria between 1884-1909. Featuring bright spring green swags tied up with bows, a pink rose garland, a delicate gold floral design, and a bronze-colored scalloped rim, there are so many visually interesting details when it comes to these pretty plates. Look closely and you'll even notice a thin decorative band of crimson color in the bronze scalloped area. 

Made by the porcelain pottery of Moritz Zdekauer in Altrohlau, Austria - which eventually became part of Czechoslovakia after WWI, these plates capture not only a unique maker but also a unique time period in history just before the collapse of the Habsburg Empire.

With their interesting pattern arrangement and color palette, these plates transition beautifully between seasons, opening up a lot of styling possibilities throughout the year when it comes to table decoration.  Colors include spring green, celadon, pale pink, bronze, gold and crimson.

{SPECIAL FEATURES}

• Matching set of three plates
• Each plate is stamped on back wth maker's mark

{CONDITION}

In beautiful antique condition, these plates contain no chips, cracks, spots or staining.

{SIZE}

Each plate measures 9.5" inches in diameter and weighs 13 oz.