A collection of six porcelain figurines of a "girls' orchestra".

On a rocaille relief with a gold-embossed base, there are seated or standing players of viola, cello, zither, violin, and bassoon, as well as a singer with a sheet of music, dressed in Rococo or antique-style clothing, partially adorned with plastic floral garlands. Polychrome painting with gold details. Executed by Johann Joachim Kändler, or partially marked with stamp number 23. Partially restored or damaged; partially heavily blurred crossed-swords mark. Height 12 cm – 14 cm. See exhibition catalog "Meissen Museum of Bad Pyrmont Castle", page 170; Schnorr von Carolsfeld / Förster, auction catalog Kunstsalon Paul Cassirer / Hugo Helbing, Berlin, December 5, 1929, numbers 129 – 137. Collection of six porcelain figures of a "maiden orchestra". Partially marked with number 23. Partially restored. Minor chips. Partially heavily blurred crossed-swords mark. Meissen. Mid-18th century.