Neuosier Large Serving Platter, Kaiser Wilhelm II, ca. 1900

This exceptionally large Neuosier serving platter from an imperial porcelain service for Emperor Wilhelm II is a true showpiece of the Royal Porcelain Manufactory Berlin (KPM) and is considered the largest platter ever produced for this service. Crafted from white‑glazed porcelain and likely dating to around 1900, it features the characteristic iron‑red Neuosier decoration. The design includes a magnificent Rococo cartouche, the Prussian eagle beneath the royal crown, and the historic cipher “FR – Friedrich Rex”, directly referencing Frederick the Great and the Prussian monarchical tradition. Additional polychrome floral bouquets and a finely executed gilt vine‑leaf border enhance the festive, courtly, and highly representative appearance of this imperial platter. A particularly notable detail is the monogram “WR” for Wilhelm Rex, underscoring the personal connection to Kaiser Wilhelm II. The reverse bears the classic KPM Berlin marks—the underglaze blue scepter and the red orb mark—confirming its authenticity and imperial provenance. With impressive dimensions of approx. 49 × 38 × 5 cm and preserved in very good condition, this platter unites royal provenance, artisanal craftsmanship, and historical significance. It stands 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