Seltener Meissen - Cremetopf Porcelain, color painted, pressed baluster form wit…

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Seltener Meissen - Cremetopf

Porcelain, color painted, pressed baluster form with small C-shaped handle with sculpted rocaille, tall, centrally incised hood lid with naturalistic strawberry, floral bouquets with scattered flowers on both sides, underglaze blue manufactory mark (crossed swords) on base, h 13.5 cm, Meissen ~1740, very good condition with only slight signs of use, undamaged and unrestored 4708

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Seltener Meissen - Cremetopf

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