A Nymphenburg Part-Dinner and Fish Service, 20th Century

New York Gantry Point Warehouse

Lot Closed

April 16, 08:27 PM GMT

Estimate

3,000 - 5,000 USD

Lot Details

Description

painted with vignettes of poultry in landscapes, or various fish specimens swimming in water, basket-moulded borders and gilt-edged scalloped rims, comprising:

17 dinner plates;

17 fish plates;

18 bread and butter plates;

18 two-handled cups and stands;

2 double-lipped sauceboats on fixed stands;

2 circular dishes;

and 2 large oval fish dishes,

green printed shield and Nymphenburg marks, impressed shield marks, inscribed specimen titles. 94 pieces.

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