A Pair of German Helena Wolfsohn Cabinet plates, dating circa 1860
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A Pair of German Helena Wolfsohn Cabinet Plates, c. 1860
This pair of cabinet plates, dating to around 1860, features a highly ornate decorative pattern characteristic of Helena Wolfsohn’s workshop. The scenes include uniformed soldiers; although the exact regiments remain unidentified, the imagery appears to commemorate a collaboration between nations or possibly a peace agreement.
Helena Wolfsohn was a respected porcelain decorator active from approximately 1843 to 1883, known for embellishing porcelain blanks sourced from various manufacturers. She became especially celebrated for her Rococo-inspired pieces, distinguished by their rich ornamentation, vibrant floral motifs, shells, and scrolling foliage.
Maker’s Mark:
Helena Wolfsohn “AR” (Augustus Rex–type mark).
Both plates retain old collector’s labels on the reverse, as shown in the photos.
Dimensions:
Diameter: 24 cm
Depth: 3.2 cm
Condition:
Very good. No chips, cracks, or restoration.
Price: £375.00, including UK shipping.