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 Meissen Grape Tureens A small and very rare pair of Meissen boxes or tureens, modelled as bunches of blue … See More Meissen Figure of the Gallant A fine Meissen figure of the Gallant at his writing desk, 'Kavalier am Schreibitisch… See More Meissen Box Commemorative of Halley’s Comet Meissen box commemorative of Halley’s Comet which passed the earth in 1758-9 Edmo… See More Pair of Meissen Rose Ink and Sander A rare Pair of Meissen ink and sander boxes in the shape of pink roses, the covers c… See More Frankenthal figure of a Vintner A very rare Frankenthal figure of a gentleman vintner pressing the grapes in a large… See More Hoechst Cup and Saucer A fine Hoechst cup and pierced cage trembleuse saucer, painted with the letter F in … See More Meissen Water Ewer An extremely fine and rare Meissen water ewer and hinged cover. Pear shape, painted… See More Meissen Group A rare Meissen group of 'Toilette der Prinzessin' modelled by J J Kandler after a pa… See More 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10