Teapot with cover 1725 - 1740

This 18th-century teapot, crafted by the Meissen Manufactory, is a prime example of European porcelain artistry. The Meissen Manufactory, established in Germany, was renowned for its fine porcelain, characterized by intricate hand-painted designs. This teapot showcases a pastoral scene with figures, a decorative motif popular in the Rococo era. The teapot's delicate form and detailed ornamentation, including a hinged lid and a chain, exemplify the skilled craftsmanship of the Meissen Manufactory.