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"Fisherman with a Pond Landing Net" by Johann Joachim Kaendler (design), 1749, Meissen (execution), late 19th century. Porcelain, glazed, polychrome, painted with overglaze enamels. On a slightly oval tree-shaped pedestal stands a fisherman striding forward, holding a fish and a pond landing net in his hand, with several fish inside the net. On the partially glazed base is an underglaze blue manufacturer’s mark with two diagonal lines, the incised model number “1220,” and additional stamped and brush-painted numerals. H: approx. 18 cm. Chipped.
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