Beautiful antique German porcelain handled serving dish, dating approximately c1900–1920.

The plate features delicate white water lilies with soft green foliage, a pale green shaded border, scalloped rim, and two pierced handles. The muted botanical decoration and flowing form are characteristic of the Art Nouveau / Jugendstil period.

Marked on the underside:

GERMANY

270

Condition:

Good antique condition with age-related wear, light surface marks and minor discoloration consistent with age. No obvious major cracks or repairs visible in the photos. Please review all photos carefully as they are part of the description.

Interesting Facts:

• The “Germany” export mark was commonly used on porcelain made for international markets after 1891.

• Floral water-lily and naturalistic botanical motifs were especially popular during the Art Nouveau / Jugendstil era.

• The molded scalloped rim and integrated pierced handles distinguish this piece from an ordinary dinner plate and indicate its intended use as a serving dish.

• The number “270” is most likely a factory shape, mold, or decoration number rather than a date.

A charming antique serving piece for a German porcelain collection, Art Nouveau interior, botanical décor, or elegant table display.

Shipping:

The dish will be carefully packed with protective materials and shipped in a sturdy box. Combined shipping is available when practical.