This is a beautiful hand-painted porcelain serving platter, marked JWK Bavaria, indicating it was made by Josef Kuba Werkstätten (JWK) in Bavaria, Germany. The oval-shaped dish features an elaborate cobalt blue center, accented with gold gilt floral motifs. The rim is adorned with hand-painted floral panels, showcasing pink roses and cherub-like figures, framed by gilded Rococo-style embellishments.
JWK Bavaria was known for producing high-quality decorative porcelain in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, often inspired by French Sevres porcelain and traditional Bavarian craftsmanship. This piece was likely intended for serving desserts or as a decorative cabinet display piece, reflecting the elegance of European aristocratic dining culture.

Medium: Fine porcelain with hand-painted floral and cherub motifs, cobalt blue glaze, and gold gilt accents Style: Rococo Revival / European Decorative Porcelain. Maker: JWK Bavaria (Josef Kuba Werkstätten), likely early 20th century

Dimensions: H2in L15in W10in approx

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