Description
A pair of antique 19th-century matching painted porcelain figures of cupids by Meissen Porzellan, the oldest German porcelain manufacture. The first figure represents a cupid sending a carrier pigeon. The second cupid is proposing a marriage contract. From the series inspired by a 1608 book titled Emblems of Love by Otto van Veen, 1556 to 1629, a Dutch artist. After the models by Heinrich Schwabe, 1847 to 1924, a German sculptor. Crossed swords hallmark is on the bottom of both pieces. Rococo Porcelain Decor And Collectables, Meissen Amoretten And Devisenkinder.
Dimensions
Average H 12 1/8 in. All measurements are approximate.
Condition
Good Antique condition. Refer to photos. Sold as is.
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