Rosenthal Ovington's New York Fine China Creamer or Sugar Bowl

This item is a piece of fine porcelain tableware, likely a sugar bowl or creamer, featuring a double-handled design. Based on the backstamp, it was manufactured by Rosenthal in Selb, Germany, specifically for the luxury retailer Ovington's of New York and Chicago. The object is constructed from high-quality white translucent porcelain with a smooth, glazed finish. It features elegant, gilded handles and a thin gold rim. The craftsmanship is indicative of early 20th-century European porcelain production (circa 1910-1930). The underside reveals a green underglaze factory mark featuring the 'Rosenthal' name and the 'S' for Selb, accompanied by a retailer's mark for 'Ovington's'. The physical condition appears good with no visible cracks or heavy chips; however, there is some minor age-related shelf wear on the unglazed foot ring and slight fading or patina on the gold-leaf handles, which is common for an item of this age. The thin-walled construction suggests a high degree of quality and delicacy typical of professional German porcelain houses. The style is classic and minimalist, likely belonging to a larger dinnerware service designed for high-end retail distribution during the Art Deco era.