EUROPEAN GERMAN PORCELAIN FIGUREINE W/MANDOLIN

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Circa 1800 European probably German Figureine measuring 8 1/4" in height sitting on a tree stump playing a musical instrument that resembles a guitar but is either a banjo, mandolin or a string instrument of this kind. There is a mark under the base which is a X which would make you think of a crossed swords mark as in Meissen . There is another mark in blue glaze at the top of the X but we cannot decipher it either. The meissen as we all know is a crossed sword, but this could be Volkstedt. Good Conditioin with only a few firing marks under the base. The basket of flowers has no chips or losses which is usually common. The mark in blue glaze at the top of the X might be a a t which would or could indicate a early mark of Carl Thieme of the Saxony Porcelain Factory. Dresden.

Item Details

Reference #:
00441
Quantity
1
Category
Ceramics & Porcelain
SubCategory
Department
Antiques (approx100yrs)
Year
C.1800
Dimensions
(Width x Height X Depth)
x 8.25 x
Weight
Unknown
Condition
GOOD
Material