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The Woulind Chile Serving Dish is a small porcelain piece with scalloped edges, gold trim, and a floral design of pink roses and green leaves. Three rose clusters are symmetrically arranged on its surface, which sits on dark wood.

The Woulind Chile Serving Dish is a small, scalloped-edge porcelain piece with gold trim, featuring pink and red roses with green leaves hand-painted on a classic white background.

The Woulind Chile Serving Dish is an ornate ceramic piece with scalloped gold-trimmed edges and a floral design of pink roses, green leaves, and buds on a white background, displayed on a dark wooden surface.

The Woulind Chile Serving Dish features painted pink roses, green leaves, and brown buds on white porcelain with scalloped gold-trimmed edges. Only part of the dish is visible in the image, set against a dark wooden surface.

A close-up of the Woulind Chile Serving Dish, a porcelain piece with a scalloped gold-rimmed edge and floral design of pink roses and green leaves on white, displayed on a dark wooden surface.

A Woulind Chile Serving Dish made of white porcelain rests upside down on a wooden surface, featuring a scalloped edge, blue crossed-swords mark at the base, and slightly worn, discolored rim and edges.

Arnart Porzellan Saucer

Name: Arnart Porzellan Saucer
Brand: Arnart Imports
SKU: SAU-ARNART-1
Availability: InStock

$20.00

Mid 20th-century floral saucer by Arnart Imports.

• Time Period: 1950–1960
• Origin: Bavaria, Germany
• Maker/Brand: Arnart Imports
• Medium: Porcelain
• Style: European Decorative Porcelain
• Condition: Excellent
• Decoration: Pink rose clusters with gold rim, scalloped edge

1 in stock

SKU: SAU-ARNART-1 Category: Platters Brand: Arnart Imports

Description

This delicate saucer from Arnart dates to the Midcentury — a period when American importers contracted with overseas companies to create reproduction porcelain in the style of better quality legacy brands, such as Meissen, Rosenthal and others. Featuring pink roses and soft gold trim on white porcelain, it exemplifies the refined, romantic European tableware popular in North America and abroad during the early to mid-20th century.

Marked with crossed arrows — a typical Arnart mark for the time — the saucer embodies the grace of midcentury European porcelain.