Four miniature figurines from the "Dutch Village" series.

A village for Count Heinrich von Brühl. Two grazing cows, a resting sheep, and a peasant with a cow. A naturalistic depiction, partially on flat surfaces, with bases adorned with plastic flowers and leaves. Possibly the work of J.J. Kändler or J.G. Ehder. Polychrome painting. Restored. Height ranges from 4 cm to 7.5 cm. Length ranges from 6 cm to 9 cm. Designed for Count von Brühl as table decorations for festive occasions at Pförten Castle. See Kunze-Köllensperger, Gutmann Collection, Fig. 55; Pietsch, Meissen Porcelain Tableware for Count Heinrich von Brühl, p. 133. Four miniature porcelain figurines of two cows, a sheep, and a peasant with a cow from the "Dutch Village" series for Count Heinrich von Brühl at Pförten Castle. Restored. Meissen. 18th century.