MEISSEN Pair of covered pot-pourri vases of baluster shape in porcelain, provided with two handles rocaille finished by a disguised love, polychrome decoration of bouquets of flowers and flowers in relief, the lids with days and the bases with ornaments ornaments in relief enhanced with green and mauve combs. Marked : crossed swords in blue. 18th century. One of the lid's catch is glued back, the other one is missing a wing of a love and small chips.

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