Saucer (part of a service) 1723 - 1726

This saucer, part of a tea service, was produced by the Meissen Manufactory, a German porcelain factory founded in 1710. The saucer, dating from 1723-1726, showcases a distinctive European take on Asian porcelain, popularized by the Dutch East India Company. It is decorated with a central scene of a figure in a landscape, surrounded by elaborate floral and geometric patterns. The saucer’s vibrant colors and intricate designs demonstrate the high quality and artistry of early Meissen porcelain, reflecting the European fascination with Eastern aesthetics.