Bing & Grondhal Danish Porcelain Tureen Hand Painted Purple Flwrs, c1920 Antique For Sale

Antique Bing & Grondahl, Denmark, soup or vegetable tureen in fine porcelain, with delicate, beautifully hand painted, purple flowers, possibly Greek Valerian or Jacob's Ladder. Whatever the inspiration, it's very pretty, yet very simple and typical Art Nouveau. The hand painting if after glazing, so care is needed. This must have been a very limited design as I can't find any the same even on Danish sites. The same flower was used on an earlier, second half of 19th Century, antique tureen with a knob instead of the hollow twist handle.The condition is lovely for a fragile antique porcelain item. There are manufacturing flaws - a small spot here and there seen in some photos and the edge of the lid is slightly darker and rough due to being unglazed. There are no chips, crack, crazing or noticeable loss of pattern.I have a full dinner set for 12, including serving pieces (2 tureens, sauce/vegetable boats, platters etc), so too many pieces to keep and will be listing other pieces, roughly a set of 6 of each of 3 plates (Dinner, Salad/B&B and Dessert/Soup) are in brilliant condition. I can list separately if there is interest. I've included a photo of other pieces, so just message if interested. Bing & Grondahl, Copenhagen, always a premier porcelain manufacturer since opening in 1853, merged with the older Royal Copenhagen in 1987, when B&G designs started appearing with the Royal Copenhagen stamp. This dinner set back stamp is the one used from 1915-1947, with green towers and blue B&G. This pattern is rare and so simple, without gilt rims or transfer designs. These hand painted flowers were used back in 19th Century as well. The handle design is also an early one, used in antique late 19th Century tureens too. I think these are quite likely to be early so, immediately post war around 1920. They were also first quality leaving the factory - no scratch through the 3 towers.