Four 18th Century and Later Nymphenburg Table Articles.

Four 18th Century and Later Nymphenburg Table Articles. Comprising of a pair of shell-moulded, scallop-form dishes, a quatre-lobed butter tub, and a lobed, scalloped underplate. All painted with polychrome enamels with floral sprays and sprigs. The shells impressed with Nympenburg seal mark under an I or 1; the tub with the shield flanked by the letter P with a bar and numeral 2; and the underplate marked with the shield alone. Nymphenburg, Germany. Circa 1770. The shells: 2 1/4" H. x 8" W. x 7 1/2" D; the box 3" H. x 4 1/2" W. x 4" D.; the underplate 1" H. x 8" W. x 6" D. By descent from the Kaumheimer family, Stuttgart, Germany. Each shell with a few light nicks and chips to the scalloped edges; 1" firing crack to rim; and to foot of rim and to cover interior flange.