1730-1740.

Height: 11.5 cm.

Colored painting all around with Chinese figures, Indian flowers, birds and butterflies. Mosaic border with four floral reserves on the lid. Painting attributed to Johann Ehrenfried Stadler (1701-1741). Sword mark. Minimally bumped edge.

Stadler: porcelain painter at the Meissen manufactory from 1724. A painter of the Hoeroldt period who specialized in East Asian flowers, animals and Chinese series with a very individual style, which was obviously accepted by Hoeroldt. In contrast to Hoeroldt's chinoiseries, the faces and hands of his figures (usually with a fan) are only depicted in outline, and he usually developed a thin curved branch from a shrub with full blossoms, which carries a second group of flowers. The avoidance of symmetry is characteristic of his compositions * Partnerauktion Bergmann.

Literature : Rückert (1966) no. 218, Newman (1977) nos. 16, 22, Pietsch (1996) page 206.