And carnations" in blue painting. Trumpet-shaped body with a wide swinging edge on a drawn, round stand. Between C-shaped framed scale backgrounds with stylized flowers, large, symmetrically arranged floral decor of prominent, four-flowered Turk's cap lilies alternating with carnation stems. Above, a border of flower-filled square reserves. Finely graduated blue painting in underglaze. Silver-mounted edge. Marked 925, half-moon and crown, Dresden Hermann Berndt as well as jeweler's stamp G. Schnaufer. Model number D. 282. Indistinct date marks. Sword mark. Height 34.5 cm. Numerous plant representations in blue painting are associated with Otto Eduard Voigt (1870-1949). The painter, who previously worked at KPM in Berlin, was employed as a flower painter at the Meissen Manufactory in 1896. See exhibition catalog Meissen Blue Painting from Three Centuries, State Art Collection Dresden, 1989, No. 61. An Art Nouveau porcelain vase with finely painted Turk's cap lily and carnations in underglaze blue. Indistinctly dated mark. Crossed swords mark. Meissen. Circa 1949-1950.