Set of 3 Vintage Kammer and Kramer KSK Handarbeit Germany German porcelain

Porcelain decorative items, especially those featuring hand-painted florals and applied elements like roses, were very popular throughout the late 19th and 20th centuries. These pieces often served as trinket dishes, salt cellars, or small decorative accents in homes, reflecting a taste for delicate and ornate craftsmanship. Germany has a long and distinguished history of porcelain production, with numerous factories known for their high-quality wares. Companies like Kämmer and Kramer, though perhaps less globally recognized than Meissen or Rosenthal, contributed significantly to the decorative porcelain market with charming and well-executed pieces. The style seen here, with its gilded rim and raised floral motifs, is characteristic of the period. Est 1946-1953. As pictured.