Porcelain figurine of a doe

On an oval base decorated with plastic flowers and leaves, a leaping deer is depicted. The deer's coat is rendered in natural brown tones and is distinguished by a pale spot on the rump. The painting is polychrome. It is either a work of Johann Joachim Kändler or a restoration. The piece bears a crossed swords mark. Height: 10.5 cm. For further information, see Piedge, Porcelain Sculpture, No. 318; Kunze-Kollensperger, Gutmann Collection, No. 19. A porcelain figurine of a doe. Restored. Crossed swords mark. Meissen. Mid-18th century.