Swan Service Dish Oriental strewn flowers

A bowl full of tradition and elegance-the world-renowned "Swan Service" crafted from pure white Meissen porcelain is a masterpiece of German Baroque art. Created in 1737 by the Meissen master modeller Johann Joachim Kaendler, with over 2,200 porcelain pieces, this dinnerware set combines artisanal perfection with a unique dining experience from the era of Augustus III-rich in tradition yet timeless.

The shell-shaped bowl, part of the "Swan Service" design, measures 16 cm in length. The shell form is complemented by delicate hand-painted flowers, adding a natural touch to the classic Baroque style. A fine gold rim gracefully frames the MEISSEN shell bowl, emphasizing its exclusivity.

This noble bowl, made from the finest Meissen porcelain, is an integral part of the nearly 300-year-old dinner service and reflects the high artistry of the porcelain manufactory through its flawless quality and radiant purity. Each piece in the service is combinable with others, lending a subtle, historic elegance to your dining room.

The bowl decorated with the "Indian Flower Branches" pattern makes a perfect gift for connoisseurs and lovers of exquisite craftsmanship who appreciate traditional beauty and exceptional workmanship. The detailed execution expresses the high quality standards that characterize every porcelain piece of this epochal Baroque service.