Meissen bowl with Indian painting in purple
two grinding marks, crossed swords mark on the base, Decorative oval openwork bowl made of white porcelain. The body is pierced by a regular lattice pattern, lending the piece an elegant lightness. The center and rim are decorated with the "Indian Painting 1" pattern in vibrant purple, complemented by fine gold dots. The rim is finished with a gold-trimmed scalloped edge. The sculptural relief decoration on the rim lends the bowl additional depth and sophistication, very good condition, 4 x 25 x 17 cm (HxWxD)
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