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Meissen, Sword Mark, I. Wahl, Model No. 320, designed by J.J. Kaendler (c. 1741), in the shape of a serving jug with a reed handle and a scalloped spout; the surface is adorned with sculpted figures, including Neptune with a trident, a mermaid, seahorses, and fish; the handle crowned by a winged cupid; the body features ships at sea in fine relief, painted in vivid colors and lavishly gilded; the neck section features delicate insect motifs; restored, occasional glaze irregularities, H approx. 63 cm, pommel swords from the mid-19th century to 1923
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