Dish with a bouquet and flower sprays c. 1800 - 1849

This porcelain dish, produced by the Kaiserliche Porzellanmanufaktur in Berlin between 1800 and 1849, is a prime example of the delicate floral designs favored during the 19th century. The hand-painted decoration features a central bouquet of roses and other flowers, complemented by smaller sprays scattered across the white ground. This type of decorative porcelain, known as "Dresdenware," was highly sought after for its intricate detail and vibrant colors. The dish, with its square shape and scalloped edges, would have been used for serving food or as a decorative object in a refined home setting.