151 - Conta and Böhme, Pössneck, or attributed to

Conta and Böhme, Pössneck, or attributed to Six pyrogens, including a pair made of polychrome porcelain depicting a couple in the Chinese style—the woman a musician and the man holding agricultural tools—a woman with a broom, another with a fan, a hunter with woodcocks and hares, and the last, more imposing piece depicting two children with the inscription “Weine nur nicht.” Late 19th–early 20th century Markings on the reverse featuring the manufacturer’s coat of arms and, on some pieces, a model number. Signs of wear and chipping, damage, and missing parts (a dog’s tail, the hare’s legs, H: 12 to 14 cm