Teapot with cover 1715 - 1735

This Meissen porcelain teapot, produced between 1715-1735, is decorated with delicate floral motifs, a common theme in early Meissen porcelain. The intricate hand-painted design reflects the European fascination with Chinese porcelain during this period. The white background and vibrant colors, including pink, yellow, and green, create a visually appealing and delicate aesthetic. The teapot is a testament to the technical skill and artistry of the Meissen Manufactory, one of the first European factories to produce hard-paste porcelain.