Neuosier Dinner Plate, Kaiser Wilhelm II, dated 1912

This Neuosier dinner plate from an imperial porcelain service for Kaiser Wilhelm II, dated 1912, is a finely crafted piece produced by the Royal Porcelain Manufactory Berlin (KPM) and ranks among the most artistically designed collectibles of the Kaiserzeit. Made of white‑glazed porcelain, the plate is decorated in iron‑red and features an elegant Rococo cartouche with the Prussian eagle and the royal cipher “FR” (Friedrich Rex) beneath the crown — a direct reference to Frederick the Great and the long‑standing traditions of the Prussian monarchy. The central motif is framed by colorful flower bouquets and a meticulously painted gilded vine‑leaf border, giving the plate a festive and highly representative appearance. A notable highlight is the monogram “WR” (Wilhelm Rex), underscoring the personal connection to Kaiser Wilhelm II and marking the plate as part of his imperial household service. The reverse bears the classic KPM marks: the underglaze blue sceptre and the red orb mark, both dated. With a diameter of 24 cm and preserved in very good condition, this plate unites royal provenance, artisanal quality, and historical significance. It stands out as a remarkable highlight for collectors of KPM porcelain, imperial German tableware, and representative objects of German history. You can find the product at: www.kaiser-wilhelm.shop Das Produkt finden Sie unter: www.kaiser-wilhelm.shop