Antique 1912 German Serving Platters Flowers and similar items

Ships same or next business day. I AM BACK FROM VACATION 8/25/2024 Normally ships same or next business day. ON VACATION UNTIL AUGUST 21, WILL SHIP AUGUST 22ON VACATION UNTIL JUNE 16, WILL SHIP JUNE 17 On Vacation until 4/30/2024 will ship 5/1//2024 These platters can be used for serving food. 13% off each if you buy 2 or more #4 GERMAN GOLD TRIM PLATTER ANTIQUE STRIEGAU SILESIA PORCELAIN PLATER HANDLED FLOWERS GOLD TRIM GERMAN 1912 Includes: One Striegau Silesia Plater ? Flowers and gold trim Condition: Near Mint ?There are No cracks, No chips. The gold trim is 99% - see photos. From My Aunt?s estate. Size: 10.25? diameter Handle to Handle Description: White in center of plater with Purple Flowers and gold trim. Manufacture: Striegauer Porzellan manufakture C. Walter Co. Manufacture region: Strzegom Made in Germany Year: 1912 to 1924 (Mark on back of plate was used between 1912 and 1924. The age of the plater can be as old as 106 years). #5 WINE GRAPES PLATTER ANTIQUE STRIEGAU SILESIA PORCELAIN PLATER HANDLED FLOWERS GOLD TRIM GERMAN 1912 Includes: One Striegau Silesia Plater ? Flowers and 22k gold trim Condition: Near Mint ?There are No cracks, No chips. The gold trim is 99% - see photos. From My Aunt?s estate. Size: 10.25? diameter Handle to Handle Description: White in center of plater with Purple Flowers and 22K gold trim. Manufacture: Striegauer Porzellan Manufakture C. Walter Co. Manufacture region: Strzegom Made in Germany Year: 1912 to 1924 (Mark on back of plate was used between 1912 and 1924. The age of the plater can be as old as 106 years). Striegauer Porzellanfabrik A.G. (around 1913 until 1933) Striegauer Porzellan manufaktur C. Walter Co. (1873 until around 1913) The factory was founded by C. Walter in the small town of Stanowitz (today Stanowice) near Striegau (today Strzegom); both towns merged later in history. Straight from the beginning the company produced tableware, china, coffee and tea sets as well as luxury goods like vases, bowls, etc. mainly for export which were then sold via retailers like Mitchell, Woodbury Co. in the USA. Successful right from the start, the company was also one of the few in Germany to offer its workers a pension fund and a company health insurance. C. Walter himself soon retired from the business after the transformed the business into a corporation around 1913. In the year 1913 itself the factory had its largest workforce with 200 employees and the product range had changed slightly, now including more cobalt pieces and items with the so-called Strohblume ('Strawflower') decoration. As the company completely relied on their contacts to US-based companies the business was later unable to cope with the World Financial Crisis and as result was forced to close in 1933. ANY WEIGHTS OR DIMENSIONS PROVIDED ARE APPROXIMATE - FOR ADDITIONAL MEASUREMENTS OR WEIGHTS PLEASE CONTACT ME this link to get the Bonus GET up TO $30.00 BONUS AND up to 15% CASH BACK.