A Meissen porcelain jug with landscapes and woodcut flowers

A Meissen porcelain jug with landscapes and woodcut flowers With vermeil mounts, presumably the original. Flat hinged lid, extending over the spout. Very finely painted landscapes with courtly figures in lavish gold lace cartouches outlined in brown. Scattered small and large woodcut style shaded flowers around them. Blue crossed swords mark, unidentified dreher’s mark consisting of two arrows on the footrim. Height with thumb rest 20.5 cm. C. 1740, decor attributed to Bonaventura Gottlieb Häuer.

Estimation:€4,000

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