Four porcelain shoes, one with view of Castle Pillnitz in Dresden, Meissen, 1880 - 1920 (four)/Dresden, circa 1910 (one) Porcelain, polychrome and partially gold painted. Three shoes in the shape of slippers, one heeled shoe. One shoe with a cobalt blue background and rich gilding, the front with a colorful floral cartouche. One shoe with a yellow background and gold-framed cartouche with a finely painted view of Pillnitz Palace in Dresden. Heeled shoe with rocaille and leaf decoration in relief. Another shoe with colorful floral decoration. All with manufactory mark on the underside, four with sword mark, one additionally with "Pillnitz". One shoe with Dresden mark. Slight signs of wear. Length 16 - 17.5 cm. Condition: II Keywords: Magnifying glass painting

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