Royal Rudolstadt Prussia 11" Hand-Painted Rose, Handled Serving Plate, Gold Trim

Hand-painted porcelain handled serving plate attributed to Beyer & Bock of Royal Rudolstadt, Prussia. Measuring approximately 11 inches in diameter (excluding handles), the piece features a shallow bowl form that rises about 1¼ inches from the table, a shape often used for cakes, pastries, or sandwiches. The cream ground is adorned with a circular arrangement of pink roses, green foliage, and thorned branches accented in gold. Gilded trim and gold-accented twin handles complete the design. The reverse bears the Royal Rudolstadt crown-and-shield hallmark, confirming its Prussian origin and hand-painted craftsmanship. A refined example of late 19th to early 20th-century decorative porcelain suitable for display or elegant service. Size: 11 1/4" Condition: Pre-Owned Good Very good antique condition.