Today's plate

Am hoping this plate's value and true origin is a bit easier to ID than the last. My guess as far as tagging/labeling for archiving/selling is: "Schwarzburg, Germany, Open-Handled 'Deutsche Blumen' Garland Pattern Serving Dish (or maybe cake plate?), early 1900s, $20-45"

Not sure about the types of flowers (the pink ones look like roses that are starting to bloom). I'm also wondering about the gilding design around the handle (bird's wings?).

As always, I appreciate any feedback.

 

peonies ?

 

https://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/germany/thuringia/rudolstadt-01/index.php
which one ?

 

Thanks! Image 1.12, I'd say, given the elements I'm able to make out.

Mine:




From your link:

Used between 1924 and 1930, 'ROYAL SCHWARZBURG' registered as ⇒R.W.Z.R. №·325·632 on Dec. 16th 1924.
(Picture by Hans Hagebeuk)

 

transfer ware with a dab or two of colour, not Deutsche Blumen other than they are flowers and the thing is from Germany

 

Thanks!

 

So are we all in agreement that the following would be an accurate start to a full description: "Vintage German Open-Handled Flowers (Garland Pattern) Transfer ware Porcelain Serving Dish, 'ROYAL SCHWARZBURG' (trademarked №·325·632), 1924-1930"?

Also, $25-40 sound about right?

 

Roses - look at the leaves. And a generic daisy.

 

on the continent not more than 5 - 10 €. if sold at all.