Sword mark, around 1750, old inventory numbers of the Meissen City Museum on the underside.

Polychrome painted, decorated in gold.

All with the finely painted depiction of gallant couples in park landscapes. Pear jug with rocaille handle, snood and pommel lid (h 14.5 cm), tea caddy (without lid; h 10.5 cm), 2 coffee cups with rocaille handle (h 7 cm) and original saucers (Ø 13.5 cm), 4 bulbous cups with ear handles (H 4.5 cm) and original saucers (Ø 12 cm) and 1 quatrefoil bowl (L 17.5 cm). Partial wear to the gold, lid knob chipped, bump to the snipe, minimal bump to 1 saucer rim and 1 cup rim, glued chip to 1 saucer rim, 2 cups with small stand ring bumps, hairline crack to 1 cup handle.

All pieces are marked with inventory numbers of the Meissen City Museum. The Meissen collector and conservationist Max Andrä (1866-1946) made them available to the Meissen City Museum, which was redesigned in 1934, as a permanent loan. After reunification, the items on loan were returned to the heirs of the collector Max Andrä. These collection items were acquired from their estate.

Provenance: Max Andrä Collection and private property in Saxony.