Schierholz Plaue Cherub And Rose Centrepiece, C.1907

An early twentieth-century German porcelain centrepiece attributed to the Plaue workshop of C. G. Schierholz & Sohn. The open reticulated basket is carried by two cherubs and wrapped with a garland of applied roses in pink, yellow and violet tones.
The modelling is soft and decorative, typical of Plaue’s sculptural language, and the flower garland reflects the factory’s renowned hand-formed petal work.

A strong decorative piece suited to a console, mantel or curated interior vignette.

Measurements

• Height 16 cm

• Length 32 cm

• Width 19 cm

• Weight 1083 g

Condition
Excellent antique condition; minimal wear to gilding and a few tiny chips to leaves, discreet and consistent with age.

Shipping & Packaging
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