Wehrmacht Porcelain Plate

Description

This is an authentic Wehrmacht porcelain dinner plate, manufactured in 1937 by Johann Haviland Bavaria, one of Germany’s respected porcelain producers. The plate was issued for use in Wehrmacht mess facilities and represents the standard tableware used by German army personnel in the pre-war and early-war period. Made from durable white porcelain, the plate bears the Wehrmacht eagle with swastika prominently on the surface, identifying it as official issue. On the underside, it carries the factory stamp “Johann Haviland – Bavaria – 1937”, confirming both its authenticity and early production date. Johann Haviland supplied high-quality porcelain to the German armed forces throughout the 1930s and 1940s, and early-dated examples like this are increasingly hard to find.

The plate remains complete and in good condition, with all markings clearly visible. It offers a tangible glimpse into the everyday life of Wehrmacht personnel during the build-up to the Second World War. A genuine and well-marked relic, this plate is an excellent addition for collectors of WWII German militaria, Wehrmacht artifacts, or historical porcelain.

Product information:

• 100% authentic WWII Wehrmacht porcelain plate

• Year-marked: 1937 (early pre-war production)

• Factory stamp: Johann Haviland Bavaria

• Wehrmacht eagle with swastika emblem

• Complete and in good condition

• Standard Wehrmacht mess issue

• Produced in the Third Reich for army use

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