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Antique Bohemian Art Nouveau Porcelain Trivet Teapot Stand Secessionist Gold
CONDITION: Very good antique condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs. Please see all photos for more details and information.
Up for sale is an exquisite, authentic turn-of-the-century European porcelain table trivet or accent dish. This substantial piece is heavily weighted at 11 ounces, confirming its historical use as a premium teapot stand or dessert cabaret dish designed to protect fine surfaces.
The face of the dish features a gorgeous, symmetrical Art Nouveau/Secessionist geometric floral motif. The soft pastel pink borders contrast beautifully against a cream base, flanked by pale green accents. Notably, the gold details are rendered in highly reflective metallic luster.
The reverse features a crisp, hand-impressed mold template number "382" alongside a faint lowercase workman's code "h"—classic internal identifiers used by legendary regional hubs like the Amphora/RStK workshops of Bohemia (Teplitz) during the peak of the Jugendstil movement.
Style: Art Nouveau / Vienna Secession / Jugendstil
Object Type: Trivet / Teapot Stand / Dessert Dish
Material: Heavy Vitreous Porcelain
Production Era: Early 1900s (circa 1900–1910)
Origin: Central Europe / Bohemia (Turn-Teplitz region)
Dimensions: Approx. 5.5" to 5.75" Square
Weight: 11 oz (Substantial, heavy clay body)
Markings: Impressed mold/shape number "382" and lowercase workman's format letter "h" on the unglazed foot ring.
