Service pieces with landscape decoration, 3-piece; coffee pot, dinner plate, sauce boat. Partly round shape and slightly recessed mirror, partly with angular handle and stopper lid. In the mirror, on the lid and the wall a landscape with trees and figures as well as architecture surrounded by butterflies and flowers, in polychrome painting. Partial gold rim. Partly unchipped; gold rubbed; maker's mark. Plate d. 24 cm, sauce boat l. 22 cm, jug h. 12 cm. A coffee pot, a dinner plate and a gravy boat. Painted with landscapes. Partly insignificantly chipped, gold rubbed. Manufacturer's mark. Fürstenberg. 2nd half 18th century.

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