Immerse yourself in the opulence of royal craftsmanship with the rare royal monogram armorials porcelain plate, featuring the intricate designs of the Nizam of Hyderabad, India. This exquisite piece, originating from the United Kingdom and produced by the renowned Ernst Wahliss of Vienna, showcases the fusion of Islamic, Hindu, Persian, and Mughal artistry in a stunning porcelain format that hails from the period of 1850-1899. The plate's vibrant multicolor palette brings to life a rich cultural heritage, making it an esteemed collector's item. Its intricate patterns and historical significance reflect the grandeur of Indian royalty, offering a glimpse into a glittering era where such artistic mastery was the norm. This piece is not merely a plate; it's a tangible piece of history that embodies the timeless elegance of its civilization.
Measuring 9.5 Inches wide, perfect condition.
H.E.H Mahbub Ali Khan (1866-1911)
6th Nizam of Hyderabad, India. Probably made for Chowmahalla Palace.His son, the 7th Nizam, was
reported in Forbes to be the 5th Richest manof all time, with an equivalent present day value fortune of 210.8 Billion USD. He built a state owned railway in 1879,established a medical college,
and by his death, had built 1000 schools. He was believed to have a 6th sense, and could cure snake bites. The Asaf Jahi dynasty was of Persian and Mughal  origins, and existed from 1724-1948.