Saucer (part of a set) 1720 - 1735

This Meissen porcelain saucer, dating from 1720-1735, showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of the renowned German manufactory. The saucer's design features a central scene of a garden pavilion nestled amongst lush greenery, a testament to the Rococo style's appreciation for nature and elegance. The delicate floral and scrollwork border, accented with gold, further enhances the saucer's ornamental appeal. This saucer, part of a larger set, would have been used for serving coffee or tea during the 18th century. The Meissen Manufactory, founded in 1710, became a significant center for European porcelain production, captivating collectors and connoisseurs with its intricate designs and high quality.