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Vintage 1997 Bavaria Cobalt Blue Christmas Plate – Church at Zermatt & Matterhorn
LE 1,400.00
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Add a touch of timeless European charm to your holiday decor with this beautiful vintage Bavaria porcelain collector's plate. Dated 1997, this limited-edition Christmas plate ("Weihnachten 1997") features a breathtaking, intricately detailed alpine winter landscape.
The front showcases the historic St. Mauritius Church in Zermatt, Switzerland, nestled below a starry night sky with the iconic, snow-capped Matterhorn mountain towering majestically in the background. The scene is rendered using "Echt Kobalt" (True Cobalt), a traditional premium glaze that delivers a deep, luminous blue luster that will never fade over time.
The reverse side features the authentic golden Bavaria backstamp crest along with German script identifying the historic location. Crafted from high-quality German hard-paste porcelain, this plate is perfect for holiday display walls, alpine cabin decor, or as a thoughtful gift for porcelain collectors and travel enthusiasts alike.
- Manufacturer: Bavaria Porcelain (Germany)
- Year: 1997
- Material: Fine Porcelain with Authentic Cobalt Blue Glaze
- Depiction: St. Mauritius Parish Church (Zermatt) and the Matterhorn Mountain
- Condition: Excellent vintage condition, complete with an attached wall hanger on the reverse side for effortless display.
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