A round Meissen porcelain plate from a dinner service with Continental birds made for King Frederick II
A round Meissen porcelain plate from a dinner service with Continental birds made for King Frederick II
Neu-Brandenstein model. Painted with a central kingfisher and another bird in a landscape, surrounded by moths and insects. Blue crossed swords mark, dreher's number 67. D 26.1 cm.
Around 1760.
Both Charlottenburg Palace and the porcelain collection of the Berlin Museum of Decorative Arts contain smaller groups from this service, some of them from the holdings of the former Hohenzollern Museum.
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A round Meissen porcelain plate from a dinner service with Continental birds made for King Frederick II
Neu-Brandenstein model. Painted with a central kingfisher and another bird in a landscape, surrounded by moths and insects. Blue crossed swords mark, dreher's number 67. D 26.1 cm.
Around 1760.
Both Charlottenburg Palace and the porcelain collection of the Berlin Museum of Decorative Arts contain smaller groups from this service, some of them from the holdings of the former Hohenzollern Museum.
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