This remarkable Royal Dux shell centrepiece is an exquisite example of craftsmanship, that dates back to the period between 1860 and 1914.
 
The centrepiece features a stunning design that showcases three maidens, with one of them elegantly seated atop a grand shell, her scarf billowing gracefully in the breeze. The other two females are positioned at the base of the piece, one holding a musical instrument.

 
This impressive object stands at approximately 43 centimetres in height. It is in good condition, displaying only minimal signs of use. Stock NO514
 

Royal Dux is renowned for introducing one of the most distinctive marks ever seen on porcelain items. This mark consists of a raised triangle made from pink clay.

 
During the first period of production, which spanned from 1860 until World War I, an impressed letter “E” can be found at the center of this pink triangle.
 

This letter “E” stands for Eichler, the surname of the founder of the Royal Dux factory in Bohemia and it is the mark that you will find on this particular piece.