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MUSEUM -Quality Piece!!!
Authenticity and era was confirmed by Meissen manufactory via email correspondence. This collectible piece featuring a beast’s head spout (dragon spout), with a cover depicting a love stories scenes. The rim is adorned with a gilt-scroll band, while each side is hand-painted with scenes. These images are reserved within shaped cartouches, edged in black and further embellished with elaborate Rococo-style gold gilt decorations.
This well-preserved antique Meissen teapot, marked with the iconic crossed swords, dates to ca. 1735-1740. It features an elegant form, intricately detailed decoration, and fine 24K gold gilding on the scenes, cover rim, handle, and base rim.
Dimensions ca.:
Height: 10.5 cm / 4.13 inches,
Length with handle: 18 cm / 7.09 inches,
Depth: 10 cm / 3.94 inches.
Tea pot is in a very good condition considering its age. It has two antique restorations that are beneficial details to this piece as both of them were done in 18-19 centuries, one has metal staple on the bottom of the tip of the spout and another one you can see on photo the tea pot handle has restoration at the base of the handle that was done by another piece of porcelain wrapped around and it was preformed in the 19 century’s restoration technique.
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