1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate

A round porcelain handled plate with painted pink and white floral details, centered on a beige background.
1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate
1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate
1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate
1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate
1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate
1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate
1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate
1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate
1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate
A round porcelain handled plate with painted pink and white floral details, centered on a beige background. 1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate 1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate 1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate 1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate 1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate 1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate 1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate 1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate 1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate
1930s PV Vessra Germany Hand Painted Floral Plate
$35.00
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Capture the soft elegance of a bygone era with this PV Vessra Germany porcelain plate. Atmospheric grey washes and delicate hand-painted lilies create a storied, tranquil impact for a vanity arrangement or a sophisticated wall display.

  • Measurements: 9.5 x 9 inches
  • Decade: 1930s
  • Style: Art Nouveau floral
  • Material: Fine porcelain
  • Condition: Very good vintage condition with age-appropriate gilt wear
  • Features: Twin handles, scalloped profile, hand-decorated botanical art

This piece originates from the Vessra region of Germany, a hub for high-quality porcelain production during the early 20th century. While originally designed as a "dresser tray" to hold vanity items like perfume bottles or brushes, its handles and circular form made it a versatile serving piece for light pastries during afternoon tea. The use of lilies was a favorite motif of the Art Nouveau movement, symbolizing purity and refined grace.