33 - Meissen Set of nine porcelain plates with scalloped rims, decorated in the Kakiemon style with a small landscape featuring a pagoda and shrubs in a central medallion surrounded by flowers and sheaves of wheat, the rim adorned with the coat of arms of Johann Christian Hennicke. Marked: crossed swords in blue. 18th century, circa 1740. Diameter: 21.3 cm. Chips.

Meissen Set of nine porcelain plates with scalloped rims, decorated in the Kakiemon style with a small landscape featuring a pagoda and shrubs in a central medallion surrounded by flowers and sheaves of wheat, the rim adorned with the coat of arms of Johann Christian Hennicke. Marked: crossed swords in blue. 18th century, circa 1740. Diameter: 21.3 cm. Chips. Johann Christian Hennicke (1681–1752), a member of the bourgeoisie, became mining advisor to the Electorate of Saxony in 1718 and was knighted in 1728 in recognition of his merits. With the support of Count Heinrich Brühl, he was appointed deputy director and then director of the Meissen manufactory in 1739.