Porcelain Schumann dish

I bought this little dish in a junk shop in Belgium a couple of days ago. I paid €8 for it and it is in perfect condition. Does anybody have an idea of the name of the pattern and the value of this pretty little piece. It's signed Schumann.

 

Hi Belgaqueen! Welcome to Antiquers.

Having trouble with posting photos?

 

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You're welcome!

If you are taking photos w your camera, what I do is email them to myself, then reduce size in order to post.

There are other methods, and others will be able to help you if you need their help.

 

Welcome from just north of the border, Belgaqueen.

This may also help:
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/posting-a-thread-and-uploading-pictures.15990/
Please remember to always click on 'full image' when you post photos, so we'll be able to see them in all their glory.
Any more questions, just ask, we are happy to help if we can.

 

I have tried everything reducing etc.…...each time it says the file is too big. I don't even get the message "full image" it appears nowhere… feeling frustrated !

 

Don't worry, you'll get there, people always do.
You can only click on the full image button after you've uploaded the photo, but you don't reach that stage because the files are too big. There are free photo editing programs, but I don't know much about that.
@i need help, can you help Belgaqueen?

 

http://www.simpleimageresizer.com

This site seems to work pretty well I took a two-and-a-half megabyte picture from my phone and reduced it by 65% using that site and it turned out to be 400 kilobytes which is well within the limits for this site.

 

@Belgaqueen, Welcome to the Forum! Are you using a cell phone?
If you are, Email pics yo yourself, choose MEDIUM size to send. Save the re-sized ones to photo gallery and post those. Click Full size for all images.

 

Hallelujah ! Thanks to all !!!

 

Hello Belgaqueen - what a lovely little bowl! This reticulated candy dish and its variants is a reasonably common Schumann shape for us here in the US. I've found them in all kinds of decorations with various mixtures of flowers or fruit. I've never seen this blue rose decoration before. It was probably not part of a full pattern but I'm sure you could find a Schumann pattern that it would work with.
Don

 

Welcome Belgaquen.