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.

18th Century 19th Century 20th Century

If you know exactly what you are looking for, simply type in a key word in to the box below. Search Höchst chinoiserie Figure Höchst chinoiserie figure of a young girl, modelled by J P Melchior See More Meissen Plaque of 'The Botany Lesson’ An extremely rare small Meissen plaque of ‘The Botany Lesson’, painted by Johann Geo… See More A pair of Meissen condiments A pair of Meissen condiments marked 'Salt' and 'Pepper' with domed pierced tops and … See More Meissen Teapot and Cover Meissen teapot and cover painted with large botanical specimens and scattered insect… See More Pair of Meissen Cache Pots Pair of Meissen cache pots painted with botanical specimens. See More Nodding Pagoda A rare German model of a 'Nodding Pagoda' possibly Kloster Veilsdorf. See More Meissen Figure of a Blackamoor with Sweetmeat Basket A rare Meissen figure of a 'Blackamoor' holding a covered basket for sweetmeats. The… See More Meissen Salt Meissen salt painted in the 19th century with exotic birds and insects. See More 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9