Oil pot 1730 - 1745

This oil pot, produced by the Meissen Manufactory between 1730 and 1745, exemplifies the high quality of porcelain production in 18th-century Europe. The piece showcases a delicate floral motif, painted in blue and red, adorning its white surface. The spout, sculpted in the form of a dragon's head, adds a whimsical touch to this elegant, functional object, further emphasizing its role in the refined and decorative arts of the era.