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Highly prized as a collector's item, a conical cup (so-called Koppchen) without a handle, a shape derived from original Asian tea bowls. The cup is decorated with delicate and precise Kakiemon-style decor, which was extremely popular in early Meissen. The central motif is a stylized flower basket or flowerpot (so-called Blumenkorb), from which oriental plants and flowers grow. Typical Höroldt palette – ferruginous red, turquoise, yellow and cobalt blue, complemented by fine line gilding. The inner rim is lined with an intricate gilded lace border (so-called Goldspitzenbordüre), which is a characteristic feature of the highest quality Meissen pieces from the late 1720s.more photos
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