Freemason 1739 - 1749

This porcelain figurine, created by the Meissen Manufactory in the mid-18th century, depicts a Freemason in elaborate attire. The figure stands upon a pedestal adorned with intricate details and a painted scene, likely symbolizing the Masonic ideals of brotherhood and community. The Meissen Manufactory, established in Germany in the early 18th century, became renowned for its porcelain figures and decorative wares, contributing significantly to the development of European porcelain production. This "Freemason" piece is a prime example of the manufactory's skillful craftsmanship and artistry, showcasing the intricate details and high quality of the Meissen style.