
PICKARD Rose & Daisy Gold Porcelain Candy Dish - #437, 8"x4", NO chips/cracks
USD 25.00

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Pickard/Porzellanfabrik Arzberg
USD 42.75
Condition: Used
View Vtg Pickard all over 24K gold candy trinket soap dish Rose & Daisy pattern 1930s with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The Studio Finish: The blank porcelain was imported to the United States by Pickard China, based out of Illinois. Pickard's elite artisans decorated the piece at their studios by applying a heavy, textured layer of 24-karat gold plating. This highly collectible piece of mid-twentieth-century luxury tableware, specifically an All Over Gold (AOG) encrusted porcelain candy, soap or trinket dish. It represents an international partnership between German fine manufacturing and high-end American artistry. Production and Historical Details The Porcelain Blank: The white porcelain base dish was crafted by Porzellanfabrik Arzberg in Bavaria, Germany. Based on the green "P.A." crown stamp, this specific structural shape was manufactured between 1930 and 1947. The Studio Finish: The blank porcelain was imported to the United States by Pickard China, based out of Illinois. Pickard's elite artisans decorated the piece at their studios by applying a heavy, textured layer of 24-karat gold plating. The Pattern: This signature design is officially called the "Rose and Daisy" pattern. The entire top surface is deeply etched with an interlocking floral botanical design, leaving a smooth, radiant, reflective center bowl and a textured, scalloped rim this piece is a vintage collaboration between German porcelain manufacturer Porzellanfabrik Arzberg and the prestigious American decorating studio Pickard China.The Maker Marks Breakdown Green Crown & Shield Stamp: This mark belongs to Porzellanfabrik Arzberg (P.A.) located in Bavaria, Germany. The specific crown logo featuring the "P" and "A" inside a heraldic shield was utilized by the factory between 1930 and 1947. This indicates the raw porcelain white-ware was manufactured in Germany during the late Art Deco or WWII era. Gold Shield Stamp: The gold logo etched near the rim is the hallmark of Pickard China, an American company famous for its luxury gold-etched porcelain. Pickard imported fine, smooth porcelain blanks from top European producers like Arzberg and Rosenthal to decorate them at their studios in Illinois. The Etching: The outer finish was applied by Pickard using their highly collectible "Rose and Daisy" all-over 24-karat gold-encrusted design. Condition: Used. Category: Home & Garden › Bath › Bathroom Accessories › Soap Dishes & Dispensers. Brand: Pickard/Porzellanfabrik Arzberg.
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