Philip Rosenthal Gold Floral Saucer This vintage gold banded floral saucer is marked on the back: R C with crossed swords inbetween the letters and a crown above it in green.
Phillip Rosenthal (1855-1937) began business in 1884 by purchasing white ware from Hutschenreuther and selling designs, handpainted by his wife Maria, door to door. In 1891, he established a factory in Asch, Bohemia and began production of white ware for use in his workshop. From 1897 to 1936, Rosenthal acquired factories in Kronach, Marktredwitz, Selb, Waldenburg, Sophienthal, and Waldershof. The popularity of the Maria White and Moss Rose patterns helped the business grow rapidly. By the time of WWII, Rosenthal operated 10 companies and employed over 5,000 people. When the war ended, Rosenthal’s son, Phillip, returned to Germany where he modernized out of date factories and reestablished lost markets. Phillip quickly rebuilt the business by reaching new markets interested in the modern shapes and artistry of his dinnerware. To this day, Rosenthal continues to work with leaders in fashion and design to create unique tabletop designs.
According to my Koval's Book of Marks this marking was used by Philip Rosenthal & Co. / Bavaria / Germany from 1898-1906.
It also coinsides with what is written on one of the plates: M.Kelly 07.
I have not been able to find the name of this pattern, if any one knows I would appreciate an e-mail.
In very good condition, without chips, cracks or fleabites, it does show some paint loss from age which I have shown in my pictures and it measures 5 3/4 inches in diameter.
I have 2 of these saucers in stock, price quoted is for each one ordered.
An addition to any Rosenthal Porcelain Collection.
SH & Ins. will be quoted after orders placed. If you have questions feel free to contact me and thank you for looking.
Circa: 1906
Manufacturer: Philip Rosenthal & Co./Bavaria/Made in Germany  

Rosenthal White Porcelain Dish w/Gold Trim This lovely white dish with gold design and trim is marked: Uberreicht durch / Rosenthal / Werk Selb.
Phillip Rosenthal (1855-1937) began business in 1884 by purchasing white ware from Hutschenreuther and selling designs, handpainted by his wife Maria, door to door. In 1891, he established a factory in Asch, Bohemia and began production of white ware for use in his workshop. From 1897 to 1936, Rosenthal acquired factories in Kronach, Marktredwitz, Selb, Waldenburg, Sophienthal, and Waldershof. The popularity of the Maria White and Moss Rose patterns helped the business grow rapidly. By the time of WWII, Rosenthal operated 10 companies and employed over 5,000 people. When the war ended, Rosenthal’s son, Phillip, returned to Germany where he modernized out of date factories and reestablished lost markets. Phillip quickly rebuilt the business by reaching new markets interested in the modern shapes and artistry of his dinnerware. To this day, Rosenthal continues to work with leaders in fashion and design to create unique tabletop designs.
The design on the front almost looks like a signature, I'm still researching this pattern as I haven't been able to find it in any of my books, so if anyone knows I would appreciate an email.
In very good condition without chips, cracks or fleabites it measures 4 1/2 inches in diameter.
An addition to any Rosenthal Collection.
SH & Ins. will be quoted after orders placed. If you have questions feel free to contact me and thank you for looking.
Circa: 1940
Manufacturer: Rosenthal