A Meissen teabowl and saucer and a lobed stand, circa 1725 and 1735

the teabowl and saucer possibly painted by P.E. Schindler, both painted with a single Chinoiserie figure, the teabowl with indianische Blumen to the reverse, the saucer with three concentric circles in iron-red, both with gilt z9. mark, Incised Dreher's mark x to inside of footrim, the stand painted with a Kauffahrtei scene, all with scrollwork cartouches embellished with Böttger lustre and iron-red foliate scrolls, with borders of gilt foliate scrolls at the rims, the stand, gilt 48. mark, impressed numeral 23.

The teabowl and saucer, Sotheby's London, 2nd December 2004, lot 8, acquired after the sale

Saucer: There are some small areas of rubbing to the gilding at the corners of the quatrelobe cartouche and to the numeral on the reverse. Teabowl: Good condition, no damage noted. Stand: There is an area of wear to the gilding on the rim located at 2 o'clock on the clock face and a small area of wear to the painted scene and Böttger lustre in the lower right corner.
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