Teapot 1735 - 1750

This Meissen teapot, dating back to the mid-18th century, showcases the intricate craftsmanship of the renowned porcelain factory. Its bulbous form is adorned with a delicate landscape scene painted in shades of blue and black, framed by elaborate gilded scrollwork. The teapot's spout and handle are sculpted in the form of stylized dragons, adding a whimsical touch to this elegant object. The Meissen Manufactory was renowned for its fine porcelain and innovative designs, which drew inspiration from both European and Asian aesthetics. This teapot exemplifies the high quality and artistry of the Meissen porcelain, which was highly sought after by European aristocracy and collectors.