Meissen Landscape Scene Beaker and Saucer, 1730
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A Meissen porcelain double-handled beaker and saucer, circa 1730, each painted in colours with European landscape scenes in the manner of J.G. Horoldt, in shaped reserves, within 'Laub' and 'Bandelwerk' borders, blue crossed swords and gilt monogram to underside, diameter of saucer 12.8 cm, Hight of cup 7 cm
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