Carlsbad Austria Porcelain Gravy Sauce Boat Bridal Rose Pattern

Collectibles : European Porcelain : Austria

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This item is a pretty porcelain gravy boat that has an attached under plate. The mold pattern is very opulent with a ribbed design around the body of the sauce boat and small beading around the rim of boat where it attaches to the under plate. There is also beading just under the edges of the rim. Notice the scalloped rim and the way the rim curves up towards the spout. A pretty bridal rose pattern decorates this with dainty pink roses in a muted shade along with pale green leaves.

Dimensions: 9.5" long for under plate; sauce boat itself is 8.25" long. Overall width is just under 6".

Condition: There is a rough spot on the rim. This is from a factory "pop". You'll also notice dark ash marks here and there from the manufacturing process. This is an old item, made when wood was used for the firing ovens.

Item ID: RL-408