Pair of porcelain wall brackets with absorbent cotton scene Cambered body with "Altbrandenstein" relief. In the center, an island-style absorbent cotton scene with a gallant couple in a tree-lined park landscape. Above a wide blue scale mosaic border framed by rocailles. A seated, fully sculpted putti figure below the console, surrounded by large, sculpted flowers. Polychrome painting with gold. Cover plate and wall plate made of wood, partially gilded. Partially unrestored; h. 20 cm. 27 cm x 17 cm. A pair of Thuringian porcelain wall brackets with Watteau scene and applied cupid and flowers. Parly insignificantly restored. Thuringia. 19th century.

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