Neuosier Hot Water Jug, Kaiser Wilhelm II, dated 1901 + 1911

This rare KPM Berlin Neuosier hot‑water jug from an imperial porcelain service for Emperor Wilhelm II combines exceptional craftsmanship, royal provenance, and outstanding decorative artistry. The jug (dated 1911) with its matching lid (dated 1901) is crafted in white‑glazed porcelain and features the highly sought‑after iron‑red Neuosier decoration.

The front displays an elegant Rococo cartouche, the Prussian eagle, and the historic cipher “FR – Friedrich Rex”, referencing Frederick the Great and the Prussian royal tradition. Additional polychrome floral bouquets and a finely executed gilt vine‑leaf border enhance the luxurious, courtly appearance of this imperial piece.

A key highlight is the personal monogram “WR” for Wilhelm Rex, marking the jug as part of a service directly associated with Kaiser Wilhelm II. The underside bears the authentic KPM scepter mark in underglaze blue and the red orb mark, each with date inscriptions confirming its early 20th‑century origin.

With a height of approx. 16 cm (including lid) and preserved in very good condition, this Neuosier jug is an exceptional collector’s item for enthusiasts of KPM porcelain, Imperial German decorative arts, and historical royal tableware.

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