Saucer for Scenic Cup

This is a saucer made by KPM in the mid 19th century between 1847 and 1849. This is the matching saucer to a lithophane cup or some of those scenic cups that sit on three feet and pieces along those lines. Any cup that also has the same "pearl" relief ring as part of the cup design. Many of them are missing their saucers so this is a rare chance to add it to a lonely cup! I have some examples that I sold in the past on my website if you want to see pics of matching sets just ask. The piece decorated with two rings of "pearl" trim with thin gilt bands to either side and a gold trim to the edge. Simple but nice and easy to match with a cup. The saucer is in great condition with just a little wear to the gilding mainly along the edge inner edge around the well of the dish. The saucer is just under 1 inch tall and just over 6.25 inches in diameter. Marked with the so called penny mark as well as the red orb, impressed numbers and a gilder's number as shown. Please email me for more information or other pictures.