Nymphenburg "Putto with Dragon" Sculpture design probably by Ferdinand Murmann around 1640, model design by Josef Wackerle 1950, embossed diamond shield mark and green stamp mark 1910-1975, additional stamp A, embossed model number 934 and number 23, naturalistic moulding in white porcelain, the pedestal with four volute feet supporting a putto in armour and shield with inscription "Et Draco nem (And the dragon)", depicting one of the four "heroic putti" of the Mariensäule in Munich, original plug-in lance chipped, otherwise good condition for its age, h 29 cm.

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