Antique Czech Porcelain Floral Cabinet Plate – Rudolf Kämpf

Porch pickup Eglinton and Dufferin area. About 11” D. Up for sale is a stunning vintage/antique Bohemian porcelain cabinet plate, crafted in Czechoslovakia during the interwar period (c. 1920s–1930s). Highly plausible attribution to Rudolf Kämpf (RGK, Grünlas). • Design: Vibrant hand-painted multi-color floral bouquet centerpiece surrounded by an apple-green border with heavy gold-gilded Rococo/Neo-Baroque filigree scrollwork. • Marks: Stamped on the back in red with "MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA" alongside painted factory pattern/mold numbers (661/7009). • Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Gorgeous color, glossy glaze, and beautiful gold detailing. No chips or cracks. • Features: Perfect as a display piece, wall hanging, or addition to a fine European porcelain collection. Production Run Numbers: The factory production/pattern numbers stamped on the back—such as 661/7009—refer directly to the factory shape/mold blank code (661) and the decorator/gilding pattern code (7009) used for this limited design series. Manufacturer & Pattern Details: Rudolf Kämpf / RGK (Grünlas, Czechoslovakia): Rudolf Kämpf (often listed in antique secondary markets as Rudolf/Richard Kämpf or RGK) was a famous Bohemian porcelain factory operating in Grünlas (Loučky, Czech Republic). Backstamp Variations: While full RGK items usually carry a crown backstamp with the initials "RGK" or "RKG", factory production lines often exported plain porcelain blanks or decorator sets with only the arched "MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA" export mark along with handwritten/stamped mold and pattern numbers. The Pattern & Mold: The shape, heavy gold filigree cartouches over a colored band, and central hand-painted floral bouquet directly correspond to known RGK / Bohemia cabinet plate series produced during the interwar period (c. 1928–1939).