"Meissen - Potpourri With Cupids"
A polychrome and gilt Meissen porcelain potpourri vase decorated with two cupids: one seated on the ground playing with a dog, the other leaning against a tree trunk, holding a garland of flowers. (Potpourri mit Amoretten). This model was created by Johann Joachim Kaendler and his collaborators in 1748. The vase rests on a round base, and its removable lid features a perched bird decorated with vine tendrils, as well as a finely painted courting scene. In very good condition, with some minor losses to the leaves. Marked with blue crossed swords and numbered 1009, early 19th century. Listed in Bergmann's catalogue. 
Le Magazine de PROANTIC
TRÉSORS Magazine
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