Rare Union Porcelain Works Oyster Plate This is a gorgeous and rare Union Porcelain Works oyster plate. It is in excellent condition and is approximately 9.5 inches in diameter. It has a raised crab between two of the wells. A very similar one is on page 27 of Collecting Oyster Plates by Jeffrey Snyder. Its mark dates this beautiful plate to the 1880s.

This would be a fabulous addition to any fine oyster plate collection.  

Rudolstadt 1880s Oyster Plate This is a beautiful Rudolstadt oyster plate. It is in excellent condition and well decorated, with colors that are fresh and not faded. The diameter is 9 1/2 inches.

This would be an elegant addition to any fine oyster plate collection!  

Rare Rudolstadt Oyster Plate This is a beautifully decorated Rudolstadt Oyster Plate from the late 1800s. It is in excellent condition. There is an under glaze pop in one of the wells. The diameter is 10 inches.  

Rare Rudolstadt Oyster Plate This is a gorgeous Rudolstadt porcelain oyster plate. Its dimensions are approximately 10 x 7 1/2 inches. It is in excellent condition, with no chips, cracks, repairs, hairlines, etc. The colors are vibrant. A very similar plate can be seen on page 128 of Jeffrey Snyder's Collecting Oyster Plates and shows a value of $495 to $545.

This oyster plate dates to the late 1800s.

This would a fabulous addition to any oyster plate collection!  

Fabulous CT Tielsch Oyster Plate - Blue Mark! This oyster plate is very Carl Tielsch, beautiful in design, with his avant garde use of color. This oyster plate is fabulous and fun!

It is in wonderful condition, with no chips, cracks, hairlines, repairs, etc. There is scant, if any, gold loss.

Its mark dates it to the late 19th Century.

The diameter is approximately 9 inches.

This would be a fabulous addition to your oyster plate collection!
 

Seaweed and Floral Porcelain Oyster Plate JUST REDUCED!

This plate is probably Austrian or German, based on the decorator marks, but it has definite similarities to a plate by William Brownfield & Sons which appears on the back cover and page 28 of Collecting Oyster Plates, by Jeffery B. Snyder (© 2002). We believe that this piece is from the same 1880s period. The floral transfers make a nice contrast with the gold-lined porcelain relief of seaweed. The five-well shape and softly defined center well also reminds us of the Charles Field Haviland Wave designs, from the same period (late 19th century), some of which also have a similar seaweed pattern (e.g. our Item #: CF009A). This plate is in great condition. There is one very small chip on the back rim where the plate sits - it can be seen in the photo at about 8 o'clock. Since it is on the back, it will in no way detract from a beautiful display. Other than that, there are no chips, cracks, repairs, etc. Its age-related gold loss does not detract from a beautiful overall impression. The gold-lined seaweed still sparkles. This plate displays beautifully and would make a fine addition to your antique porcelain oyster plate collection.  

Antique Porcelain Oyster Plate - Floral This lovely unsigned plate is in perfect condition. It has a beautiful floral transfer decoration on fine porcelain, which is characterized by its detailed relief work and marvelous translucence. We date this piece somewhere between 1881 and 1918. There is little doubt but that it came from the famous C. E. Carstens/Weimar factory in Germany, because the porcelain mold exactly matches one our other listings, which is clearly marked with the Weimar shield (see item WR003A). Whether for display or loving use, this fine antique porcelain oyster plate, in mint condition, would make a wonderful addition to any collection.