Porcelain Biscuit From The Müller Factory Depicting Two Children With Sheep.

- Biscuit porcelain group from the Müller factory located in the Thuringia region of Germany representing three sheep, a young girl standing wearing a dress and a short-sleeved blouse and a headdress on her head and a pair of shoes with a jug in her right hand giving water to a sheep, her left arm around the shoulder of the young boy sitting on a flowering tree stump with a basket is a sheep lying on the right side of the flowering tree stump wearing a jacket, a shirt and short trousers and a satchel and barefoot playing the flute. - Edge of the beaded base decorated with a wave motif in water green, brown and gold. - Signed under the underside of the biscuit base, with the stamp of the Müller factory, the stylized letter M and the crowned shield in the shape of an oak acorn including the initials SV intertwined inside the shield and the word Corona with a six-pointed star in blue. - Number 9100 engraved in hollow in the porcelain biscuit paste under the base for the mold reference and number 5 painted in green. - Period end of the 19th beginning of the 20th century around 1890-1920.