Antique Royal Vienna Porcelain Plate Hand Painted Muse with Cupid Beehive Mark 1940s tap pants There is one thread pull

There is one thread pull in the skirt (see last close-up photo) that is not visible when the dress is being worn and some very slight yellowing at the armpits

and someone of great generosity

each studded with a rhinestone is its centre

A rare and visually distinctive Art Deco accessory with exceptional display and styling potential

finished with a red rolled hem

Antique Royal Vienna Porcelain Plate Hand Painted Muse with Cupid Beehive Mark 1940s tap pants There is one thread pullThis is an antique hand painted Royal Vienna porcelain plate marked with a beehive mark in blue underglaze. This mark was originally used by the The Imperial and Royal Porcelain Manufactory and is called the Bindenschild mark. A number of people used this mark in imitation of the Royal Porcelain Manufactory aka Royal Vienna. My understanding is that the blue mark underglaze normally is indicative of an authentic piece. I would date it to between 1890