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Antique German Porcelain Pedestal Compote Leaf Bowl Hand Painted Centerpiece1 Available • Pre-owned - Good
$144.00 + shipping + taxes
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Antique German Porcelain Pedestal Compote Leaf Bowl Hand Painted Gilt Centerpiece Footed Tazza Victorian Decor Beautiful antique porcelain pedestal compote. Featuring a sculpted leaf-form bowl, hand-painted green foliage, rich gilt accents, and a graceful pedestal base, this decorative centerpiece makes a stunning display on a dining table, mantel, or curio cabinet. The underside bears a blue crossed-swords style mark, but I am unable to authenticate the maker. It is being sold as an antique German porcelain decorative piece based on its craftsmanship, age, and design. Perfect for displaying fruit, ornaments, seasonal décor, or simply as a beautiful collectible. ✨ Features Antique German porcelain pedestal compote Sculpted leaf-form bowl 📐Measurements: 10" diameter x 5" tall Brand: not certain Markings: Blue Crossed Swords Origin: Germany Material: Porcelain Pattern: Leaf Relief Colors: White, Green, Gold Finish: Glazed, Gilded Technique: Hand-painted, Relief Molded Era: Vintage 📝 Condition 🏺 Good antique condition. No cracks or repairs observed. There is age-related wear to the gilding and light surface wear consistent with age. Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description. Please note: The maker has not been authenticated. This piece is being represented and priced as an antique German porcelain decorative compote rather than a confirmed example from any specific manufacturer.

ConditionPre-owned - Good
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