A “Mignon” Pattern covered Tureen by Z.S. & Co.

Circa 1890-1920
A Mignon pattern porcelain covered tureen by Z.S. & Co. Bavaria. Tureen is a deep, large covered bowl designed for serving soups, stews. 

Bavaria, Germany, has a long and distinguished history of porcelain production, with numerous factories operating from the late 18th century onwards. The "Mignon" pattern is a specific decorative style often featuring floral motifs, consistent with the visual evidence.

Porcelain from Bavaria, particularly pieces from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, are known for their quality and aesthetic appeal. These items were widely exported and remain popular among collectors for their value. The "Mignon" pattern, with its delicate floral designs and often gilded accents, exemplifies the popular tastes of the era.