Teapot 1735 - 1745

This porcelain teapot, crafted by the Meissen Manufactory between 1735 and 1745, showcases the intricate artistry of European ceramics. The teapot's rounded form is decorated with a whimsical scene featuring a tiger amidst flowering branches, painted in blue and black enamel. The elaborate, molded handle and spout add to the teapot's elegance, making it a prime example of Meissen's renowned artistry during the Rococo period. The teapot's delicate size and delicate details make it a treasured piece in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection.