This beautiful pair of covered serving dishes is a stunning example of antique porcelain artistry. The oval-shaped and round dishes feature a hand-painted Bridal Rose pattern on a glossy, multicolor finish. Created by Moritz Zdekauer in Austria between 1884-1909, these dishes are truly Edwardian in style and perfect for any vintage or antique collector. The dishes are part of a two-piece set. They were originally sold by Marshall Field and Co. in Chicago and are perfect for use as serving dishes or for display as decorative pieces. Oval dish is 11 inches by 6 3/4 inches by 4 1/2 inches. Round dish is 9 3/8 inch by 4 1/2 inches.  Care instructions recommend hand washing only to preserve their originality. No chips, cracks, crazing or repairs. Minor, if any, utensil marks. I believe these are the Bridal Rose pattern although I haven't been able to find this exact pattern. Little, or no, 24 carat gold trim loss. SEE "ABOUT THIS ITEM" AND PHOTOS FOR FURTHER DETAILS.