Classicist Solitaire dinner service with depictions of mythological gods 4-piece; coffee and tea pot, sugar bowl and tray. Conical shape with a narrowed neck. Faceted, tapering spout and folded handles. Gold-framed oval medallions on both sides of the wall and in the mirror with mythological depictions of Venus and Apollo, Ceres and Mercury, Diana and Bacchus and the "Three Graces" with Cupid. Partly lemon yellow and purple ground and surrounding wavy band. Polychrome painting with gold contours. One jug with hairline crack. Lid partially restored; sceptre mark and partial painter's mark. Jug h. 11.5 cm - 14 cm. A 4-piece porcelain solitaire part set painted with mythological depictions of gods. One jug with hairline crack. Lid partly restored. Sceptre and partly painter's mark. KPM-Berlin. Circa 1810.

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