Antique Marked R.S. Prussia Porcelain Lidded Biscuit Jar 8”x 5” *READ

Approx. 8”x 5” Antique R.S. Prussia porcelain biscuit or cracker jar. As is R.S. Prussia porcelain was produced in Germany by the Reinhold Schlegelmilch factory starting in the late 19th century. Key characteristics of R.S. Prussia porcelain, many of which are visible in the item pictured, include: Hand-Painted Decorations: The pieces typically feature intricate, hand-painted designs, often floral motifs like the roses and other flowers seen here. Ornate Molds: The porcelain itself is often molded into elaborate shapes, including decorative handles, feet, and scalloped edges on the lid and base. Gold Trim and Accents: Gilded details are a common feature, used to highlight the molded elements and painted designs. Common Forms: This style of porcelain was used for various items, such as the biscuit/cracker jar shown, as well as sugar bowls, creamers, and other dishes. The specific piece, with its double handles and lid, is consistent with a biscuit or cracker jar and is characteristic of the late Victorian or Art Nouveau styles popular at the time of its manufacture. Pieces marked "RS Prussia" are considered collectible.
*Note: After taking all photos I dropped the lid and cracked it and repaired it immediately and included photos of repair Price reflects Will consider any offers