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Royal Munich Serving Bowl Bavaria

Category
Ceramics and Porcelains
Condition
Excellent
Description

Today

royal munich, srving bowl with scalloped edge Bavaria

A Royal Munich bowl with a scalloped edge, made in Bavaria—especially by Z.S. & Co. (Zeh, Scherzer & Co.)—is a lovely collectible, often hand-painted with floral motifs and trimmed in gold.

Typical Features

  • Porcelain construction with a matte or glossy finish
  • Hand-painted roses, fruit, or pastoral scenes
  • Gold trim and a scalloped rim
  • Usually marked on the bottom with “Royal Munich,” “Bavaria,” and sometimes a Z.S. & Co. stamp
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By kbabinecz, 30 June, 2025

Eichwald Majolica

Category
Ceramics and Porcelains
Condition
Excellent
Description

24 inches at it's highest point, 21 inches long.

Beautiful dragon boat sitting on a pillow atop the head of a griffin with a human female face. Intricate details, flowers, bright colors - burgundy, cobalt blue, mocha brown.

Eichwald, 1216 stamped on the bottom

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