Meissen, crossed swords mark, 4 cuts through, after 1973, designed by Richard Riemerschmid 1903/05, deeply concave form with a sloping rim, spherical elevation in the middle of the mirror, stylized underglaze blue leafy tendril decoration, blue panicle, D approx. 24.5 cm; Richard Riemerschmid (1868-1957), architect and artist, is one of the most important designers of the arts and crafts reform movement around 1900, trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, co-founder of the United Workshops for Crafts (1897) and the German Werkbund (1907) , 1912-1924 Director of the School of Applied Arts in Munich
