Berlin pattern

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Berlin pattern is a certain form of plastic relief decoration on ceramic dishes . On a plate of normal size (approx. 22 cm diameter) it consists of six rocaille cartouches on the rim and six relief gussets protruding into the mirror. The "Berliner Muster" was developed in 1763/65 for a service for the New Palace in Berlin . The Ansbach-Bruckberg porcelain factory was known for this decor .

literature

Adolf Bayer: History and achievement of the Ansbach-Bruckberger porcelain manufactory 1757-1860. Brügel, Ansbach 1933.

Web links

Ansbach (1701/1800): plate in the Berlin pattern, " Relief decoration with trellis" . Europeana. Retrieved August 1, 2014.

Ansbacher plate with a Berlin pattern and sea-green gussets (pattern from an auction house)

Ansbacher porcelain . In: The large art dictionary by PW Hartmann