4 Antique Crescent Bone Dishes - Kalb German Porcelain

Beautiful, quite old, aqua crescent shaped bone dishes. Bisque finish with lots of gold, applied flowers and raised dots in a moriage type technique. Marked on back with crossed arrows and 7666. I believe this is the mark of Kalk German Porcelain. About 6½” x 3”. Some dark specks in the original finish. Seems like a crime to use these for fish bones. Surely you can find another use. Porzellanfabrik Kalk G.m.b.H. was created after the merger of two other entities: Porzellanfabrik Geyer & Körbitz and Porzellanfabrik Kalk G.m.b.H. G.A. Seiffert. First of them was established in 1882 in German Eisenberg (Thuringia). The second firm was established in Kalk in 1899. They merged in 1900 creating Porzellanfabrik Kalk G.m.b.H. The Kalk factory was closed in 1930 LROB