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Meissen, sword mark, First Class, Model No. A 1236, designed by Max Esser (1931), a tall, slightly profiled pedestal with a gold rim, to which is screwed an eagle with slightly outspread wings and its head turned to the right; the animal’s posture is in the typical style of the period, with subtle shading in black and iron red, gold border; on the top, the artist’s signature “M. ESSER 1931”; the pedestal has several light marks on the inside (not visible from the outside); cast in the original period around 1931 (Pfeiffer mark); height approx. 54.5 cm
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