Rare Antique 1918+ MZ Altrohlau CM-R Czechoslovakian Fine Porcelain Dinner Plate Vintage A set of two identical

A set of two identical vitreous china soup bowls manufactured by Continental China

The saucer and tea plate both have scalloped rims

The Royal Pavilion at Brighton – Grandeur dreamed of and realised by King George IV along with three of England’s most illustrious architects who built and furnished what was to become known as the Royal Pavilion at Brighton

with the green wash border variations a close second

Please note the size of these items

Rare Antique 1918+ MZ Altrohlau CM-R Czechoslovakian Fine Porcelain Dinner Plate Vintage A set of two identicalThe firm of Altorhlau was established by Benedikt Hassler in 1810 as a Faience and Stoneware pottery producer. The name Altrohlau came from the Austrian town which was located in present day Stara Role near Karlovy Vary in Czechoslovakia. In 1823 the firm was acquired by August Novotny & Co and after 1836 the factory began to manufacture porcelain. In 1884 the company was sold to Moritz Zdekauer from Prague. The marks MZ Altrohlau CM R, Czechoslovakia