Meissen, porcelain composition-pedestal Three Graces. Mounted on a tripod pedestal of gilded bronze, decorated with garlands of roses and a pearl belt. Composition with graces supporting the bowl, made after the model of Candler in 1759. The central piece of white glazed porcelain imitates a tree trunk and rests on a rocaille plinth with floral inlays. The stylized tree bowl is surrounded by three graces with raised hands. Manufactory mark blue crossed swords with polished line. Form number 2685. Height 35 cm. 19th century.
Material:
Gilded bronze, Porcelain
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