18th c Meissen Figure of Bacchus and Ariadne
Fine late 18th or early 19th c. Meissen type figural group depicting bacchus on the back of a donkey being guided by mythical male figure with cherub, exceptionally detailed modeling and painted accents, possibly Nymphenburg or Dresden 8" x 7" x 4", inscribed on base with aubergine "H" mark, cross sword mark on side of base -minor losses to hand of standing figure, foliage on heads of male figures -from the estate of Iris Cornelia Love
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Fine late 18th or early 19th c. Meissen type figural group depicting bacchus on the back of a donkey being guided by mythical male figure with cherub, exceptionally detailed modeling and painted accents, possibly Nymphenburg or Dresden 8" x 7" x 4", inscribed on base with aubergine "H" mark, cross sword mark on side of base -minor losses to hand of standing figure, foliage on heads of male figures -from the estate of Iris Cornelia Love
Condition Report: While we make our best effort to note any issues on items either in writing or by photograph, absence of a formal condition report does not imply that a piece is perfect, free from defects, or the effects of aging. Please review the photos carefully and consider them part of the description of a lot prior to bidding. Any condition statement is a courtesy to our buyers and should be considered our opinion and not a statement of fact or free from human error. Requests for additional information can be made by email or phone, and will be responded to on a first come first served basis.