Bowl 1715 - 1735

This Meissen porcelain bowl, created between 1715 and 1735, showcases a silhouetted chinoiserie scene. The design features stylized figures, trees, and a bridge, all rendered in a delicate grey glaze against a white background. The bowl's rim is adorned with a decorative border. This example of German porcelain demonstrates the fascination with East Asian aesthetics during the Rococo period, highlighting the influence of Chinese porcelain designs on European ceramic production.