Vintage Eschenbach Floral Platter with Blue Stripe circa 1920s-1930s terracotta and cherries in a gorgeous

and cherries in a gorgeous array of shades that range from lavender to mint

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Vintage Eschenbach Floral Platter with Blue Stripe circa 1920s-1930s terracotta and cherries in a gorgeous{HISTORY} Made in Windischeschenbach, Bavaria, this pretty floral platter with its sky blue stripe and bright floral bouquets sits on the cusp of two manufacturers' milestones a beginning and an end, making it a little bit of a mystery as to its exact age and maker. The platter's simple backstamp of Eschenbach, Bavaria, denotes a porcelain pottery first started by Eduard Haberlander in 1913. By 1923, Eduard's pottery was well enough on its way,