Antique 1920s Luncheon Plate – Tirschenreuth Bavaria Germany Fine Porcelain

Antique 1920s porcelain luncheon plate was made by PT Bavaria Tirschenreuth in Germany and reflects the exceptional craftsmanship for which Bavarian porcelain was known in the early twentieth century. The design features a continuous garland of small roses, blue forget-me-nots, and red blossoms connected in a floral swag pattern, bordered by a striking geometric gilt band around the edge. The gilding is particularly well-preserved—bright, smooth, and deeply layered rather than the thin trim seen on later production. The porcelain body is fine and luminous, showing the translucency typical of pre-war Bavarian manufacture. The underside bears the Tirschenreuth Bavaria Germany hallmark used during the 1920s to 1930s period, shortly before the company was acquired by Hutschenreuther. This pattern’s combination of floral swags and thick gilt detailing makes it a refined example of German Art Deco-era porcelain suitable for display or use in a formal table setting. Size: Approximately 7.5 inches in diameter Condition: Excellent antique condition. The gold rim retains nearly full luster with minimal surface wear, and the floral decoration remains vivid. No chips, cracks, or utensil marks. The glaze is smooth and glossy throughout.