Oil or Vinegar Cruet c. 1737

This Meissen porcelain cruet, created around 1737, depicts a humorous scene of a man riding a rooster. The figurine is a testament to the Meissen Porcelain Manufactory’s mastery of porcelain production during the Rococo period. This playful piece of art, with its vibrant colors and detailed ornamentation, is a prime example of the Rococo style, characterized by its lightheartedness and emphasis on whimsical design. The cruet's unique form and intricate detail make it a fascinating and valuable piece of European ceramic art.