Coffee Pot c. 1770
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This porcelain coffee pot, created by the Ansbach Pottery and Porcelain Factory in Germany around 1770, is a stunning example of Rococo-style ceramics. The pot features a delicate landscape scene painted in vibrant colors, depicting a group of figures in a picturesque setting with mountains, trees, and a river. The handle is adorned with a whimsical, painted face, adding a playful touch to the overall design. The gold-gilded trim accents the piece beautifully, highlighting the exquisite craftsmanship of the Ansbach factory. The coffee pot is a testament to the artistic and technical skill of the period, demonstrating the growing popularity of coffee drinking in 18th-century Europe.
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