Teapot 18th century

This 18th-century teapot, crafted by the Meissen Manufactory, is a stunning example of European porcelain. The teapot's bulbous body and delicate floral design are characteristic of the Rococo style, known for its emphasis on elegance and asymmetry. The teapot's white porcelain ground is adorned with black floral motifs, creating a sophisticated and refined aesthetic. This piece, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, showcases the artistry and technical prowess of the Meissen Manufactory, a leading producer of porcelain during the 18th century.