11 pieces to a service, Meissen, 1774-1815 Porcelain, festoon pattern in underglaze blue. The jug chipped to the upper rim, the spout of the jug restored, the handle of the jug slightly dam., the inner rim and spout of the teapot slightly dam.; crossed swords mark with star, collection no. 124, 126, 127, 129. Coffee pot h. 21 cm, jug (without lid) h. 11.5 cm, teapot h. 11 cm, four cups h. 4.5 cm, four saucers d. 13.5 cm. Provenance: Collection Prof. Dr. Dr. G. Sterba 11 pieces to a service, porcelain, blue paint garland decoration. Two items with minor chips, coffee pot restorated. Meissen, 1774-1815. From the Sterba collection.

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