View cup Charlottenburg. KPM Berlin.

Zepter mark, around 1820/30. Without painter's mark.

Polychrome painted, decorated in gold. Cup (h 13.5 cm), original saucer (Ø 18.5 cm).

Cylinder cup with crater rim, rosette handle and three paw feet. On the front a gold-framed rectangular cartouche with a view of the New Pavilion in Charlottenburg Palace Gardens, verso vegetal gold painting, gilded inside. 1 paw foot with gold retouched chipping, 1 paw foot glued, minimal gold abrasion in the saucer mirror.

The New Pavilion (also known as the Schinkel Pavilion) was built around 1824-1825. It is a neoclassical building in the palace gardens of Charlottenburg Palace in Berlin-Charlottenburg and was used as a marital home for Frederick William III and his second wife, Auguste Countess von Harrach. It stands directly next to the eastern side wing of the palace.