Meissen Snowball

A pair of antique German Meissen manner Schneeballen Snowball lidded bottle vases.

This technique and decorative style made in the Marcorini Period, Meissen , Germany, at the end of the eighteenth century around 1794, is called "Snowball" or "snowball". 

Meissen most remarkable lidded cup with saucer made with snowball pattern.

Meissen most remarkable vase: Quite tall goblet snowball vase with round foot attached to plinth Measures / dimensions: Total height 11.41 inches / 29.0 cm Diameter of vase's m...

Meissen most remarkable lidded cup  Measures / dimensions: total height: 5.11 inches / 13.0 cm diameter of cup: 3.15 inches / 8.0 cm Manufactory: Meissen Hallmarked: Blue M...

Very charming Meissen Art Nouveau porcelain figurines: Boy in dark blue jacket, under it a brown vest, striped pants and lace-up shoes, on his head a green cap with a wide brim, a wh...

Large, very elaborately decorated crater vase from the Meissen manufactory, with abundant snowball blossoms on the outer wall, rising above the white flowers in fully sculpted tendri...

Meissen style "Schneeballen" or snowball vase with yellow orioles and allover covered with blossoms in the manner of the model by Johann Joachim Kändler (German, 1706-1773) designed ...

A pair of antique German Meissen manner Schneeballen Snowball lidded bottle vases.

Even Prussia’s King Frederick the Great was enchanted by the pattern’s charm: in 1760, he ordered six snowball flower vases, and praised Meissen's "synthesis of art and nature."

A very impressive 19th Century Samson, Meissen style porcelain 'Snowball' ( Schneeballen) lidded vase.

A magnificent and large Meissen Schneeballen (snowball) covered vase, richly adorned with a vibrant aviary and botanical ensemble in full three-dimensional relief.

This rare and monumental antique pair of Meissen Porcelain 22 inch vases is crafted in the illustrious Schneeballen, or Snowball, pattern.

A pair of antique German Meissen manner Schneeballen Snowball lidded bottle vases.

A Monumental and Beautiful Pair of 19th Century Meissen Porcelain Schneeballen "Snowball" Parrot Covered Vases.

Meissen circa 1750 Faded blue crossed swords mark The snowball-decor was invented by Kaendler, in 1739, when he designed a service for her Majesty Maria Josepha (Reinheckel p. 70).

Model by Johann Joachim Kaendler Meissen 1740/45 Underglazed-blue swords mark The complete exterior surface of the baluster shaped vase and the lid are covered by individually m...

Model by Johann Joachim Kaendler, Meissen circa 1745 Under glazed blue swords mark (on the baluster vases) Height 6.3 inch (16 cm) and 7.7 inch (19,5 cm) Set of three "Schneebal...

Meissen Schneeballen(snowball) porcelian vase with birds and hydrangeas (snowballs)

A late 19th century set with the blue Meissen crossed swords markings. Measures: The plate is 7 3/4" in diameter and the container is 4" high and 4" in diameter.

Meissen ‘schneeballen’ covered bowl on stand, applied all-over with small flowerheads, rose branches with buds and leaves and yellow birds, the lid with a twig handle and bird finial...