● Production Year: Circa 1880-90 ● 1st Grade ● Neu-Marseille Relief ● Size: W: 24cm H: 3cm Reference Price: ¥246,000 Please also enjoy the other patterns we have listed below. The bouquet in the center is magnificent. I think it's a flawless floral painting. It's a bouquet that leans towards Impressionism, befitting its heyday, with excellent three-dimensionality and shading, leaving nothing to be desired. The 19th century at Meissen was a "golden age," and the flower category, in particular, reached the pinnacle of its technique in the later years. Under the tutelage of Braunsdorf, even the base lines were of a standard that rivaled naturalism, with soft touches, shading, and fleeting, pale colors. These are highly valued compared to those currently produced, and are coveted by collectors due to their fervent popularity in the antique market. The most pleasing point of this series is that you can enjoy bouquets in various sizes, large, medium, and small. The relief is also a Meissen classic, but the gold decoration along the raised areas further enhances the overall formality. Also befitting the upper-class line, the bouquets and insects are drawn in a dancing manner on the border lines... This series is very highly priced in the market. The way the stamens are visible from the side of the flowers... such stylish expressions are rarely seen in modern times. Some nobles enjoyed spreading this series across an entire table... It's truly romantic just to imagine. There are a few cutlery marks from the time it was used, and some areas where the gold paint on the inner lines has faded, but there are no cracks or chips, and I think it's in good condition. There is also little staining due to the historical background of this period. We highly recommend this piece to those seeking a high-quality piece among Meissen flowers...