German Porcelain

Fine examples from the great Meissen factory in Dresden, credited as being the first place in Europe to perfect the art of making porcelain, together with pieces from the lesser known Thuringia factories. Tableware including tea and coffee pots as well as highly decorative figurines with strong narrative elements can be found here.

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If you know exactly what you are looking for, simply type in a key word in to the box below. Search Berlin Teapot and Cover A fine Berlin teapot and cover, painted with birds, the moulded silver shaped spout … See More Pair of Meissen Salt Spoons These salt spoons, produced in about 1740 when the manufactory had underglaze blue w… See More Meissen Salt A Meissen shell salt, raised on three gilded rococo feet and painted with sprays of … See More Meissen Model of a Partridge A rare white Meissen model of a partridge, the plumage is very finely detailed. … See More Meissen Dish A Meissen dish, painted with birds perched on branches and scattered insects, the bo… See More Pair of Meissen Pierced Bowls A fine and rare pair of Meissen pierced bowls or dishes, probably modelled by J F Eb… See More Frankenthal Dish A large Frankenthal leaf shaped dish painted with two exotic birds in a landscape se… See More Hoechst Cup and Saucer Hoechst or Höchst cup and saucer beautifully painted with colourful fruit and vegeta… See More 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9