Plate/platter, Fürstenberg, around 1770. Porcelain, underglaze blue rock and bird decoration. Kebe scale band. Rim underside and stand ring chipped several times. Mirror rubbed. Mark ''F'' underglaze blue, painter's mark ''G 2.'' (Georg Friedrich Geisler or August Gronau). D. 29.5 cm. Cf. Siegfried Ducret, Fürstenberger Porzellan II, Brunswick 1965, figs. 277, 280 and 287. Porcelain plate with blue underglaze paint, Fürstenberg, ca. 1770. Blue underglaze mark with painter's mark ''G 2.'' (Georg Friedrich Geisler or August Gronau). Chippings to rim and footrim. D. 29,5 cm.

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