Small Meissen Porcelain Cup From The 18th Century
Meissen Porcelain - Dot Period - 18th Century
A small circular porcelain cup from the prestigious Meissen porcelain manufactory, dating from the Academic Period (known as the “Point Period”), circa 1763–1774.
This piece features a scalloped, lobed rim, accented by a delicate line of fine gold gilding. The bowl is adorned with a hand-painted polychrome design depicting a rich central bouquet featuring a fully bloomed rose, accompanied by small clusters of delicate flowers (violets, pansies) on the rim.
This bowl is signed in blue underglaze with two crossed swords, featuring the distinctive dot between the crossguards, characteristic of this pivotal period in the manufactory’s history
The rose design is partially worn. Very slight signs of wear on the gilding / No cracks or chips.
Diameter: 14 cm
Shipping within France: 10 euros
A small circular porcelain cup from the prestigious Meissen porcelain manufactory, dating from the Academic Period (known as the “Point Period”), circa 1763–1774.
This piece features a scalloped, lobed rim, accented by a delicate line of fine gold gilding. The bowl is adorned with a hand-painted polychrome design depicting a rich central bouquet featuring a fully bloomed rose, accompanied by small clusters of delicate flowers (violets, pansies) on the rim.
This bowl is signed in blue underglaze with two crossed swords, featuring the distinctive dot between the crossguards, characteristic of this pivotal period in the manufactory’s history
The rose design is partially worn. Very slight signs of wear on the gilding / No cracks or chips.
Diameter: 14 cm
Shipping within France: 10 euros
120 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Good condition
Material: Porcelain
Reference (ID): 1843958
Availability: In stock
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