Teapot with cover 1714 - 1735

This teapot, crafted by the Meissen Manufactory between 1714 and 1735, exemplifies the early Rococo style in German porcelain. The whimsical design features a bearded man with a crown, a cherub, and a serpent, showcasing the playful and decorative elements of this era. The teapot is adorned with colorful floral motifs and intricate gold details, reflecting the opulence and exuberance of the Rococo period. This teapot's unique form, elaborate decoration, and masterful craftsmanship make it a significant piece of European porcelain art.