Franziska Hirsch Dresden reticulated bowl 1901–1914

Appraisal Report: Dresden Porcelain Reticulated Bowl Item DescriptionType: Reticulated (pierced) porcelain bowlBrand/ Origin: Dresden, Germany, attributed to Franziska Hirsch studioDate of Manufacture: Circa 1901–1914 Material: Fine glazed porcelainMarking: Blue underglaze mark, “Dresden” with winged “H” (photos attached) Dimensions: (Typical examples range from 7–10 inches; specify actual size for record) Decoration:Hand-painted multicolor floral bouquet at centerPainted pierced rim with additional gilt and floral embellishmentsGold trim along border and rim ConditionAppears excellent in supplied photos—no visible cracks, chips, or repairs.Minor, age-consistent surface wear.Decorative painting and gilding remain vibrant. Photographic DocumentationSee attached images for detailed color, form, and marks Identification and AttributionStyle and marks verify authentic Dresden production, specifically by the Franziska Hirsch studio, known for elaborate openwork bowls and fine florals The winged "H" mark is a standard signature of her Dresden workshop active ca. 1901–1914.Typical market comparables confirm the studio and period. Appraised Fair Market ValueBased on current sales, auction records, and expert resources, the fair market value for insurance purposes of a single Franziska Hirsch Dresden reticulated bowl (hand-painted, in excellent condition) is:More elaborate, centerpiece versions can fetch up to $350–$600; however, the attached piece matches the $150–$250 average SourcesAuction results, marketplace data from Ruby Lane, Etsy, and 1stDibs, plus published identification from The Old Stuff and Marks4Antiques .Notes for InsuranceRecommended insured value: $250 USD to cover retail replacement in today’s market.If provenance or set attribution is established, the insured amount may be higher.

Condition

Used (normal wear)