A porcelain trumpeter from the Gallant Chapel, Friedrich Elias Meyer, 1750 (desi…

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A porcelain trumpeter from the Gallant Chapel, Friedrich Elias Meyer, 1750 (design), Meissen, circa 1910 (finish) Porcelain, painted in color, painted gold. On a rocaille base. Underside with pommel mark (1860 - 1924), painter's mark "18" and impressed number "12.4?". Rubbed. Height 14.8 cm. Condition: II

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A porcelain trumpeter from the Gallant Chapel, Friedrich Eli

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