Sculptural Group _ Meissen

An elegant sculptural group in enameled porcelain, signed Meissen, dating to the early 19th century, an expression of refined European production in the late Rococo style.
The scene depicts an aristocratic banquet set in a domestic interior: four elegantly dressed figures are gathered around a lavishly laid table, while a standing gentleman pours drinks with a measured and ceremonious gesture. The other seated diners participate in the scene with lively and natural poses, creating a harmonious composition rich in narrative dynamism.
The rendering of detail is particularly remarkable: the clothes, embellished with delicate polychrome floral decorations and gold finishes, demonstrate great technical expertise. The finely modeled faces express grace and lightness, while the accessory elements—such as the laid table, the chairs, and the serving table with bottles and crockery—contribute to the intimate and sophisticated atmosphere.
The circular base, decorated with painted motifs and gold borders, lends stability and completeness to the piece. The base features the characteristic crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, a sign of craftsmanship and authenticity, a particularly appealing feature for collectors and enthusiasts.
A work of great decorative charm, ideal for enriching an antique porcelain collection or as a distinctive piece in a classic and elegant setting.

Period: Early 19th century;
Origin: France;
Dimensions: Height 23 cm;
Condition: Excellent;
Document: Certificate of Authenticity;
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