At Meissen

fashionable European prototypes, specifically a known original from the Meissen factory. Each dish is

- 1775) chief sculptor at the Meissen manufactory from 1742 to 1775. He is the most famous modeller

KAENDLER (1706 - 1775) chief sculptor at the Meissen manufactory from 1742 to 1775. He is the most famous

- 1775) chief sculptor at the Meissen manufactory from 1742 to 1775. He is the most famous modeller

, attributed to Meissen. The ovoid white porcelain urn, decorated on all sides and lid with outdoor Country

Excellent Meissen porcelain sculpture: Very elaborate and lovingly designed group of figures: two

Excellent piece of Meissen porcelain of the 19th century: Two cupid boys wrapped in cloths, one

Meissen porcelain group from the time of origin: Four children in festive, rural rococo clothing

Meissen Porcelain Group From The Time Of Origin: Two naked cupids and a ram on a rocaille rock

flowers and foliage. Designer: JOHANN JOACHIM KÄNDLER (1706 - 1775) chief sculptor at the Meissen

thematically at the beginning of the 1770s and created the figures for the first time in Meissen porcelain

Excellent Meissen porcelain sculpture: Very elaborate and lovingly designed group of figures: two

branch. Designer: JOHANN JOACHIM KÄNDLER (1706 - 1775) chief sculptor at the Meissen manufactory from

finishes. Designers: JOHANN JOACHIM KAENDLER (1706 - 1775) was chief sculptor at the Meissen manufactory

Meissen Gilt Traveling Tea Service, 29 pieces Circa 1735-40 This magnificent Meissen traveling tea

Meissen of the composition of true porcelain, was it possible to improve the odds of successfully creating

Monumental & Rare Meissen Porcelain Figural Mantel Clock, Modeled by Paul Helmig (1859-1939

Pair of 18th Century Meissen Porcelain Figural and Ormolu Mounted Candelabras with Raised 18th

Commemorate the 18th century Meissen swan tureen at Winterthur.  

An exceptional and most decorative pair of German 19th century Neo-Classical st. Meissen Porcelain

arrangements are fluid and naturalistic, featuring a central "Meissen-style" rose accompanied by a vibrant

(Coelln 1872 - Meissen 1907) Studied at the academies in Munich and Dresden, was a modeler and porcelain

fall. Jahn worked at the Meissen porcelain works for a time and painted a number of portraits, but he

material for artists across Europe, famously inspiring designs at the Meissen porcelain factory

Meyer at the Meissen Porcelain Manufactory in 1775. The design was re-introduced by KPM porcelain

castle in Meissen. Espionage was rampant, and the king guarded his porcelain secret, even though it meant

Albrechtsburg castle in Meissen. Espionage was rampant, and the king guarded his porcelain secret, even though

such as Meissen and KPM. Young painters at this time often preferred contemporary subjects, creating

be added to a collection of similar items like Meissen. Signed at the bottom in black "818 Flowered

bankers and financiers hoping to discover the secret of making hard-paste porcelain, used in Meissen at

A good pair of large Meissen Porcelain vases. The main body with finely painted flowers front and

Great hand-painted details Meissen porcelain tureen later mounted in 19th century with gilt bronze

A Meissen (Saxe) porcelain teapot with polychrome Kakiemon decoration of flowers and foliage

Porcelain Soup Plate made during the era of Count Marcolini's management of the Meissen factory

of early Meissen porcelains, in which from the outset a combination of underglaze blue painting with

groups to come from Furstenberg, with its sophistication and scale almost unprecedented even at Meissen.

Pair Meissen Breakfast Cups and Saucers marked for the period under which Marcolini was directing

known as Blue Onion, which originated at the Meissen factory in Saxony in 1740, a European version in

The Meissen manufactory near the city of Dresden was founded by Augustus II (1670-1733), King of

View of Meissen from the west towards the Burgberg with the Albrechtsburg and the Dom Schloss. One

Three Graces porcelain by Meissen The group depicts the Three Graces from classical Greek

A spectacular Meissen mantel (fireplace) table clock, 19th century. The clock is offered in great

Meissen Porcelain dinner plate, in the Kaikemon palette (a style of decoration developed in the

Johann Joachim Kandler from Meissen, made at the Royal Factory of Ferdinand in Naples, Italy (1790-1799

pots by Helena Wolfsohn who was one of the leading decorators at the Meissen firm before opening up her

This outstanding pair of two-light Meissen candelabra is inspired by Greek mythology. Crafted with

This sumptuous Meissen porcelain mirror is a work of astounding artistry and rarity that would only

Meissen gorgeous as well as rarest figurine group of finest quality: There are three figurines

This spectacular pair of Meissen "Mayflower" vases truly epitomizes the majesty of Meissen

This set of nine Meissen plates was produced at the Meissen factory in Germany circa 1840. They

This exquisite Meissen porcelain ewer is after the model by Johann Joachim Kaendler (1706 - 1775

This rare and monumental pair of antique Meissen porcelain covered vases is crafted in the

This extremely important set of Meissen ewers represents the Four Elements: Earth, Air, Water and

This rare and extensive Meissen porcelain tea and coffee service displays exceptional artistry

MEISSEN mocha/espresso cup with saucer, ¨B-Form¨, cobalt blue and white background with rich gold

Exceptional in size and artistry, this majestic Meissen porcelain soup tureen is part of the Swan

Meissen Gorgeous Figurine Group created by Johann Joachim Kändler (1706 - 1775) around the year